…good start. There are also special collections at just about every Oregon college and university library and museum, at county and tribal libraries and museums, at art museums, and…
State law school law reviews often ignore their own state’s laws and it drives me crazy. I can’t count the number of times an attorney has asked for…
The 2009 Oregon legislative session compilations are showing up in libraries and online (but don’t expect the 2009 ORS for a 2-3 months yet. Codification…
…Association (CLE course book – print only) 4) “Landlord/Tenant Rights in Oregon,” by Janay Ann Haas (many public libraries have this title) 5) “Real Estate Disputes,” by Oregon State Bar…
Bob Ambrogi recently posted this to his website: Casemaker Fights Back Over Loss in Oregon (posted Thursday, October 01, 2009): “… I described the two as “in a…
Did you know that … “There is created the Task Force on Effective and Cost-Efficient Service Provision …”: House Bill 2920 (HTML or PDF) (Chapter 881, (2009 Laws):…
…two books about the Oregon death penalty. Other research guides to books and articles about the death penalty can be found from libraries and they link you to website, organizations,…
…too, though I usually phone for an address or phone number or directions, or a book title I can’t quite remember) Some libraries now also have a text message service,…
I recently posted about the King County (Washington State) debt collection research guides and woefully neglected to link my readers to the excellent OREGON debt collection legal research…
Has any librarian not linked to and blogged about this post on 100 Terrific Tips and Tools for Blogging Librarians? Most of these tips will be useful to…
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