Newspaper websites getting into the public records $$ business? Excerpt from From PI Buzz: “It had to happen. Newspapers that publish public records databases have been attracting more viewers…
beSpacific links to three Congressional Budget Office (CBO) reports including the Impact of Unauthorized Immigrants on the Budgets of State and Local Governments….
…legal research resources at Oregon public law libraries. Not a WCBA member? The first year of membership in the Washington County Bar Association is free! Show up and sign up….
…government archives (e.g. Judiciary, Congress, Executive), the Internet Archive, HathiTrust, university libraries and archives, nonprofit legal and government information databases, fee-based legal and government information databases, and librarians everywhere….
…or other lists of “lawsuits filed.” These lists will sometimes be kept in statewide databases, but not always. For example, when the court is local, not statewide, it is possible…
…find in print at some law libraries and online at Cornell’s Legal Information database. You can also find U.S. statutes at numerous online legal research databases, but make sure you…
…kind of online reference so you don’t even have to get up or break a sweat). 2) Subscription databases (check also with your local libraries)a) Dissertation Abstracts Online (Dialog)b) ProQuest…
…research databases, through their county law libraries or the State Of Oregon Law Library, and through most public libraries. Note 2: Before embarking on a campaign of persuasion, however, I…
…of the Fastcase database? Heretofore, keyword searching of case law for most jurisdictions was available only to people with access to (usually fairly pricey) subscription-only legal research databases. Did you…
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