…guide on collecting judgments to the law library’s website . For information on setting up a debt-collection business in Oregon, see Laura’s post from January 4, 2009 ….
Some of us here at the Oregon Legal Research blog are recently returned from the 2011 Virtual Reference Summit, where many Oregon library staff go to share an…
…• Course experience in advanced (non-MARC) cataloging • Experience editing catalog records • Familiarity with Copyright Law • Knowledge of XML • Knowledge of Dublin Core Metadata Schema…
Not all statutes are codified, that is, not all laws passed (by Congress and signed by the President) appear in the numbered sections of the U.S. Code. Sometimes they…
…the city auditor’s office to ask. We all have much to learn about how laws are made! 3) I’ve reprinted the Multnomah County website’s Resolution A here, but I recommend you look…
This isn’t a complete list but these are good places to start your search for full-text digital books – but don’t forget your local libraries and librarians. First, sometimes…
an alternate source for official federal court case filings. Not all law libraries subscribe to PACER, but many do so contact your local public law library for PACER information….
…Portland and none could be take off-site. (Incomplete sets exist in many libraries and on microfilm.) The Oregon Supreme Court’s set is a 4th complete set that we only…
hard copies to the Supreme Court Law Library and the three law school libraries. But they are working on a web site and will be posting the orders online at…
An October 25, 2012, Law Librarian Blog post: “Memphis Public Library Card With Photo Held To Be A Valid Voter ID: Here’s a bit of legal fun. The Tennessee…
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