Oregon Legal Research Blog…was) also online.) (See the Wikipedia entry also.) 2) American Library Association (ALA) Legislative Action Center information. 3) University of Michigan’s Population Studies Center’s blog entry about the…
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Oregon Council on Court Procedures (with a side of donuts)
…is the equivalent of knowing your Robert’s Rules of Order or the Rules of your legislative body (and we all know that s/he who knows the Rules of Procedure, rules…
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UELMA: How do you authenticate primary legal documents?
Legal Research Plus brings our attention to the California Office of Legislative Counsel’s report on: “Authentication of Primary Legal Materials and Pricing Options, December 2011″ More about Uniform Electronic…
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Access to Justice in Oregon: A Lawyer Speaks Out
…reminder that, no, not all legal research resources are online, and even if they were, people still need to learn how to research the law, how to compile legislative histories,…
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Is Oregon Going to Adopt the Uniform Electronic Legal Material Act (UELMA)?
…white paper titled “Authentication of Primary Legal Materials and Pricing Options” was recently released, with law librarian Dragomir Cosanici, California Office of Legislative Counsel, as a primary contributor….
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The Actual Name of the U.S. Supreme Court’s “Affordable Health Care Act” Case is:
…edited, usually for minor errors, before the final, official version is published.) You can find legislative links to the Affordable Health Care Act at a previous OLR blog post….
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Beyond Google: Research Resource Guides for the Expert Searcher, Librarian, and Teacher
…including streaming audio/video Legislative Monitoring and Tracking E-Newsletters, Online Newspapers, Journals and News Sources Monitoring Trends, Companies and Products – Selected News Aggregators, RSS Feeds, Blog Search Engines Identification of…
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California enacts UELMA, Guaranteeing Free & Authenticated Access to State Legal Materials
…leaves open the option to include additional categories of material through amendment and it establishes that the Legislative Counsel Bureau is the official publisher. This is a major achievement for…
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Researching Federal Statutes: Thomas to be Born Again as Congress dot Gov
…news and information: 1) Free GovernmentInformation (and visit the FGI homepage for lots more news) 2) Robert Ambrogi’sLaw Sites post: Congress Launches Legislative Site to Succeed Thomas…
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Civics Lession: Does Oregon Have Three “Branches” of Government?
…department? Both? What does your state have?” Excerpt: ‘We have been taught since grade school (hopefully) that there are “three branches of government” in the United States: the legislative, executive,…