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If you’re an Oregon city official and need some expert guidance on how to get legal advice regarding a government matter, call the League of Oregon Cities (LOC) Legal…

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I’m a huge fan of the legal research guides created by our neighbors to the north, in Washington State. The Washington State law librarians, lawyers, and judges are…

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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…

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…(2007). (This whole issue of 99 LLJ is terrific, especially for legal research geeks.) The article reminded me of a lesson I teach legal research students, but explains the whys…

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…(and that’s hard enough), but sometimes you need a new legal theory or a jump start to get your mind racing in creative circles, which is where reading legal literature…

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…database like Lexis or Westlaw where one searches for information about legal topics and concepts. PACER is an electronic docketing system. 3) If you need access to your federal case’s…

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