…liberating position to take. No longer do you just have to plod through the digests, the reporters, etc. You now have permission to read history, philosophy, literature, science fiction, and…
Oregon Bureau of Labor & Industry (BOLI): Child Labor Law: School-To-Work History of child labor laws, here and here (for a start). My previous posts on babysitting, leaving children…
…that crested helmet thing , though how they got to Bismarck I’m not entirely sure, except for the perils of high school history textbooks nowadays. It also doesn’t help…
…history. Brenda was Waage’s cook. Rebecca made travel arrangements for Waage’s family and employees, and stood in line to pay utility, tax and other bills for Waage’s nearby investment properties….”…
…court judges, history and appointment process: U.S. Courts dot gov One view of the political process surrounding appointments and here. And here’s the WWire list: Karen Immergut (U.S. Attorney…
…complaint history or to make a complaint: Oregon Department of Human Services, 800-232-3020. Counties also investigate complaints, and completed investigations are public. Multnomah County: Aging and Disabilities Help Line, 503-988-3646….
…in history can be found in HeinOnline’s Legal Classics Library. In addition to many “classics” this collection also includes rare items that are found in only a handful of libraries…
…to blog about it. (You can also look for other Oregonians who do write about their state’s history: Oregon Authors and don’t miss their Readers and Writers…
…official website2) History of Public Transit in Portland 3) Hard Drive: A commuting blog 4) Association of Oregon Rail and Transit Advocates (and their Transit Links)5) Portland Transport 6) Transit…
If you are new to the Law Librarian Consumer Advocacy Caucus discussion (and Petition ) and want some history and to enter the conversation: 1)…
Oregon Legal Research Blog