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…it’s never too late to talk to a lawyer who can give you a primer on Sports Law. Sample Sports Law Research Guides (you can also search those words for…
Finding the history of a judicial opinion or a statute is relatively straightforward, if only because we do that research so often. This is not the situation when researching…
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…court, Beat Your Ticket. 4) OSB public information page on traffic court/tickets: Should I Fight My Traffic Ticket? 5) And, don’t forget to look at Oregon Legal Research blog posts…
…and health related questions – maybe. I’m not so sure about legal research. I entered Oregon Legal Research, but all I got was: “Google Squared couldn’t automatically build…
…this Oregon Legal Research blog to research guides on the Washington County (Oregon) Law Library’s (WCLL) webpage will be misdirected. Not all of them, but too many. I am…
…ways to teach legal research, especially administrative and legislative research, was to hand out a copy of a newspaper article (on a current hot topic) where reporters would cite to…
…the phone) Traffic Week and Traffic Law OLR blog posts. <<>> The information provided on this blog is for research purposes only. We do not provide legal advice,…
When Private Investigators (like PI Buzz), Genealogists, and iLibrarians collaborate, Information Magic happens. For example: PI Buzz’s Private Investigator Research Links from August 2012 include this: Places for Finding…
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