Oregon Legal Research BlogThere isn’t a legal or other researcher who hasn’t gnashed teeth over the quality of indexes, print and online. I think the only scholars who don’t complain about their…
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“Dude, how did you do that so fast?” – Libraries at Warp Speed
“Better than Google: Libraries offer online databases with quality information – for free,” by Dan Giancaterino, from “Philadelphia Lawyer,” courtesy of Jenkins Law Library. Article here. “One evening,…
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Oregon Judicial Profiles and Other Biographical Information
…LEGAL COMMUNITY County and other local resources including bar associations, e.g. in Multnomah Bar Association (MBA) Judicial Profiles, your local law or public library, or legal advocacy groups. Law school…
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Another Way to Search Bills In and Across Multiple State Legislatures and in Congress
Scout is a useful tool for researching subject-specific bills in state legislatures and in Congress. There are subscription databases that do this, too, but Scout is free….
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Read the Contract! Database and eBook Licensing for Libraries and Law Firms
Library (and law firm) database (and eBook) licensing can be tricky, to put it mildly. There are hundreds, thousands even, of fee-based subscription databases used by lawyers, legal researchers,…
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Conquering Fear of Dementia, One Nursing Home at a Time (New Yorker article)
…you can’t find the whole article on a free website, check your public library for the print or for a copy from one of their news and articles databases. (Or…
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Oregon Uniform Trust Code, Inheritance Taxes, and Life Insurance
…42 Willamette Law Review, no. 2, Spring 2006 is a special issue, “Oregon Uniform Trust Code and Comments.” (Available in print and online (HeinOnline, Westlaw, Lexis, and other databases).)…
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Oregon Administrative Rules, OAR Bulletin, and the Oregon Documents Repository
the NOT ONLINE list of Oregon legal research resources.) 3) Superseded editions of the OAR are also in print, but only a few libraries have archives all the way back…