Oregon Legal Research BlogIf you are staying in Portland (Multnomah County), you are but a Trimet (MAX or bus) ride to Washington County, home of some terrific public libraries, Linus Torvalds (Torvald’s…
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Hope Springs Eternal, But Not the Jailed Boyfriend
My years in academic law libraries could not ever have been described as boring (especially the 8+ years working here during these years), but we seldom had the stream…
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The Law Librarian and the FBI: A Shaggy Dog Tale in Six Parts: PART TWO
…takes a special talent to make libraries controversial.” * Several months on, however, despite all efforts, it appeared that my missing books were going to continue to preoccupy my thoughts….
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2013 Library Values Report for Oregon Lawyers and Law Firms
You can find the Oregon Department of Revenue’s “Law Libraries: Suggested values for January 1, 2013” report at the Oregon State Bar (OSB) website. Direct link to the report’s…
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Can I Make a Digital Copy of a Book Published before 1923?
…relevant & explicit limitation on borrowers’ use of library materials, is it necessary to obtain permission from the library before doing this? Is it common for libraries to create such…
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Full-tilt Legal Research Resources for Ordinary People
…in history can be found in HeinOnline’s Legal Classics Library. In addition to many “classics” this collection also includes rare items that are found in only a handful of libraries…
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Law Library Thing: Tarlton, Yeshiva, U Penn, Los Angeles Co, and MORE
Liz, who keeps us abreast of law-related goings-on at one of our local public libraries, points out that LibraryThing now has a LAW Library Thing going-on with lots of…
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Who or What is JSTOR?
…even scholarly sorts can’t spell 🙂 For the most part, only academic libraries and large public libraries subscribe to JSTOR, but if an article you are seeking pops up in…
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Spanish Language Legal Network Directory (Oregon)
…to be added to future editions. It is available only in print right now. Copies can be found at public libraries, county law libraries, and some non-profits organizations….
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Oregon Judicial Profiles and Other Biographical Information
…libraries may have additional print and online resources with judicial biographical information. (Law students use these resources when they are looking for judicial clerkships.) Oregon has 3 law…