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…libraries around Oregon. (But call first to make sure your library has it in print. Not all libraries get the official print version.) Note that any legislation passed in the…

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…usual suspects: Presidential libraries, Library of Congress, National Archives, branch of government archives (e.g. Judiciary, Congress, Executive), the Internet Archive, HathiTrust, university libraries and archives, nonprofit legal and government information…

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…2015 OLI CLE, “Oregon Legislative History, Research and Time Management Tips from the Experts,” which you can find at most Oregon county law libraries and possibly law school libraries….

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…new to Oregon, Oregon law libraries, and Oregon legal research and wanted a place to record the Oregon legal research knowledge I was acquiring so I created the OLR blog…

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…that list. Bottom line: This book is Highly Recommended, for law libraries, public libraries, legal research instructors, paralegals, and lawyers. Notes: 1) “The Cybersleuth’s Guide to the Internet: Conducting Effective…

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