…live person in the law library or on the telephone). In part this is because, as with most questions in life and law, answers depend on context and specific facts…
…mainstream movie rollouts. * Hot Coffee, the Movie * How to Die in Oregon You can also check your own library’s catalog or use…
The Multnomah County Library is hosting a Writers Resource Fair on April 17th, 2011. There is a wonderful lineup of supporting publishers and organizations…
The Washington County (Oregon) Law Library is scanning the 1953-1987 Oregon Revised Statutes (ORS). These particular volumes are also known as the “Gutbusters,” because the pages are filed…
…. This is a complex area of law. While everyone is welcome in the law library to research the subject and their specific question, we recommend you consult with…
…Please telephone for hours: 503-846-2898 C.) If the Family Law Facilitator’s office is closed, please visit the Washington County Law Library for assistance and research materials you can review before…
…family law matters in Washington County at the law library’s divorce/family law page. If you are looking for information on finding copies of Oregon marriage licenses, see Laura’s blog post from…
…a researcher, then you know that using the very literal Internet for your research means that you need to know multiple spellings for names and words. The Library of Congress…
…ABA (and possibly your local law library). Other publishers have additional titles. a) Free Press and the Illusion of Prejudice, by Thomas B. Kelley, ABA 2003 b) In the…
…law library might have patron access to Westlaw and/or Shepard’s (or the full LexisNexis). Here’s how to retrieve a case from a paid database using a citation: WESTLAW…
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