…the first free, full-text searchable database of Supreme Court and Federal Appellate case reports. It is a resource for attorneys, legal scholars, and the general public.” I’ve blogged before here…
…the Education for Homeless Children and Youth Program. The ABA Commission on Homelessness and Poverty just published “ Educating Children Without Housing: A Primer on Legal Requirements and Implementation…
…Standard of Review, Arguments of Error, Summary of Facts, etc.) 7) “How to Prepare a Winning Appeal”MBA CLE, February 3, 2005 8) “Oregon Appellate Manual”by George W. Kelley, Butterworth Legal…
…OSB is exploring more unbundled (aka limited scope) legal assistance options. In the meantime, you can phone them and ask for an attorney to help you with: * Small Claims…
…(read full post, if it’s still available – this was an AP story) My previous post on small business legal information included a link to the Lewis & Clark…
Authenticating Electronic Legal Materials: UELMA & Beyond “Several states, including California, have enacted the Uniform Electronic Legal Material Act. Learn about best practices, authentication technologies, and advocacy efforts from…
Popular Science has been tracking the stories behind this technology: FYI: Is it Legal to 3-D Print a Handgun Interesting legal questions: federal firearms regulations, intellectual property law, company…
The 2008 edition of the Spanish Language Legal Network Directory is available. It covers mostly the Portland, Salem, Eugene corridor, but attorneys from further afield are included, e.g. Vancouver,…
If you haven’t heard or used Zimmerman’s Legal Research guide, give it a whirl. You might find you use it again and again. Andy Zimmerman has now created…
…network of county law libraries. (There are also law firm and bar association law libraries, but they are for employees and lawyers only.) If you need to do legal research:…
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