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A Multnomah County Librarian has posted this practical and lighthearted collection of wedding, marriage, and divorce law links: “Now that it’s legal: same-sex marriage and the law,” by Emily-Jane D.,…

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The Legal Services Corporation recently highlighted their 2016 Library Initiative White Paper. The article points out that “[t]here are more than 16,000 public libraries in the United States, offering…

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…(Note: After the 3/18 hearing, news sources reported that the taxation issue is off the table.) Onward to the heart of the matter: Prepare yourself for a legal research adventure…

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What do local artists do if they need legal or business advice? They do what everyone else does, they read, research, organize, schmooze, and of course, check out what…

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…Portland claims that the Oregon law, which went into effect Jan. 1, violates the First Amendment because its broad language covers legal materials such as Judy Blume books and sex…

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…soon, but it’s never too late to start a “please put it online” campaign. It’s also important to ensure superseded editions remain online. Superseded editions of laws and legal treatises…

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Legal Research in a Podcast? You bet and don’t worry. Bob Berring can make legal research fun and enlightening. Visit Berring on Legal Research. Thanks to the…

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