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U.S. (federal) Government Documents: New Website and Search Tool
…government databases, retrieving reports, articles, and citations while providing direct links to selected resources available online. To learn more, view additional brief or detailed search information.” (Link to Metalib homepage.)…
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How to Vote for an Oregon Judge
…legal community in a way that puts you in regular contact with judges and the people who work with them. Even if you are an avid news-hound, even if you…
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Students: Do you have a Question about the Bar Exam?
…website and look for the Bar Exam Information links. 3) Do you want copies of old Bar Exam study materials? Law school libraries often have databases with sample bar exam…
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Happy Valentine’s Day and Happy Birthday, Oregon!
…databases or email us here at Oregon Legal Research Central.) Next, let’s laugh at the language of the legal profession – and if you’re not having enough laughter in your…
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How to Find a Case Online
…If you don’t have access to a bound reporter, here is a quick overview of a few of your options for locating cases online. Paid legal databases: Your county…
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John Doe, Operation Death Match, and the Social Security Death Index (SSDI)
…on a related subject: Finding Death Records and Obituaries in Oregon (and beyond) Other Death Indexes: Here is a gateway to state death databases and there is also this….
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Librarians on Traveling and Leaking (Information)
…and deal with every week, every year, decade, century, in our libraries, our databases with patrons’ personal information, with literature, with book-buying, with library boards, parents, etc. 1) Unshelved Librarians…
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“Center for Plain Language” and “Associations Unlimited”
…will find it under the new name, “Associations Unlimited”). Most Oregonians are very lucky – their public library patrons (you and me) have remote access to many databases through the…
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Free College Courses Online
…Dave Drager on Sep. 30th, 2010 (Thank you to iLibrarian , which always entertains and informs!) And don’t forget the learning and skills-testing through your public library databases….