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…program for comics aficionados on June 27th, at the Central Library (downtown). I’ve mentioned before that I can find a law library or legal research connection to just about anything…

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…resources. I used to use 18 USC 1346 and the Privacy Act of 1974 when I taught legal research in my previous life and came to love them as statutory…

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Here is the California companion to my Washington State post. Good starting points for California legal research: 1) When in doubt about where to start your research, ask a…

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…and mouthfuls, the Briefs section has some good research leads. One is to the new Ater Wynn Business Litigation Blog and the other is to an updated publication released…

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…the same as what you would do when you have any other grievance, public or private. You research and document the facts, map out a strategic plan of action, and…

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Legal Research Tip of the Day: My counterpart at the Lane County Law Library writes an excellent Newsletter that is chockful of legal research tips. The latest issue has,…

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Lawyer Research Skills: Two stories beSpacific linked to June 11th might make you think a bit and take stock of your own legal research skills. One, a survey of…

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Foreign & International Law: For those of you who must stray beyond Oregon legal research, for curiosity or for work, here are three links you might want to add…

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…you’d do at work). Blorking is what I do here at Blogspot’s “Oregon Legal Research.” Blorkers have to be careful, which is not a bad thing. We have to watch…

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…had links to great posts on uses for RSS in law firms, a history of courtroom animation, and more. Zimmerman’s Legal Research Guide: Most law librarians know about Zimmerman’s…

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