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News from the Oregon State Law Librarian: “In addition to the EBSCO Legal Information Reference Center, all Oregon residents have access to Fastcase. Please click on https://apps.fastcase.com/Research/Public/Oregon/login.aspx and register…

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If you’ve been following the news regarding the proposed administrative rule eliminating Native American mascots in Oregon public schools, and wanted to know more administrative…

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…help with legal research during specific times and days. Some are closed certain days and hours. You can check the law library’s website or call to ask about their specific…

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This is a shortlist of some basic, and frequently overlooked, Oregon legal research resources (and one non-Oregon title), for the new Oregon attorney or legal researcher. Most of these…

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Washington State is the latest state to create a Limited License Legal Technician (LLLT) professional classification. Find a Washington Limited License Legal Technician (LLLT) Research Guide at the Gallagher…

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…hats and shorts, share the elegant, hushed Ramsey County Law Library with lawyers in suits. They show up because they have legal problems, and here they can find help. They…

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“The library is a growing organism.” [Ranganathan, the fifth of “Five Laws of Library Science”] Visit the new website of the Multnomah Law Library for your legal research adventures. Note that Saturday…

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