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Misappropriated Dongles?
…your public law library! Libraries are filled with print and online Primers, Encyclopedias, Handbooks, and the like. Let you libraries be your extra set of eyes and ears. You can…
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Who are “the people?” What does it mean to be “born in the U.S.A.”?
…uncommon question in public libraries, law libraries, and in government documents libraries (even after the 2008 election). It’s also one of those questions to which we all know the answer…
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“Understanding Attorney Fees” Booklet from HALT
serve in Oregon county law libraries need attorneys, but don’t know all their “modest means” options. Books from HALT, Nolo Press, and other legal self-help publishers, services from local…
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Medical – Legal Research Resources for Oregon Attorneys and Legal Researchers
Lawyers use all sorts of non-legal research resources, including medical ones. As is the case with any specialized subject research, you need to develop a research strategy to make…
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Oregon Employment and Labor Laws: Crime Victims, Holiday Pay, Non-compete Agreements, and More!
by Pamela S. Knowles et al. (Public libraries and law libraries may have these books.) But don’t end with these. You will need to look at the ORS – and…
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Where Can I Find Oregon Child Support Services?
Public and county law libraries get a lot of questions from people seeking child support services. Questions range from how to track down missing parents, collect overdue support payments,…
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Library Management in the Age of MOOCS
Expertise needed by 21st Century Library Managers: Money, Privacy, Copyright, Licensing, and Education Law … that is, the same skills professional librarians needed in the 20th and 19th centuries!…
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Executive Order 9066 and the Tides of History
…and impose a curfew on them. In subsequent proceedings in all three cases in the 1980s, lawyers for the defendants overturned the convictions in the federal district courts and Ninth…
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The Law Librarian and the FBI: A Shaggy Dog Tale in Six Parts: PART TWO
…takes a special talent to make libraries controversial.” * Several months on, however, despite all efforts, it appeared that my missing books were going to continue to preoccupy my thoughts….