Oregon Legal Research BlogI first wrote this blog post in 2007 and it’s high time for an update: As you might imagine, libraries get lots of questions about building codes,…
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Washington County Law LIbrary Website: New Links, Old LInks, Dead Links
…keep under the left button labeled Legal Research Resources. Of course, links do also suddenly die, but don’t despair. Run a search-engine search using the exact name of the document…
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U.S. Supreme Court Library a Thriving Entity
Whenever someone tells you that they “don’t need no stinkin’ law library,” beware – why doesn’t that person want you to have access to the nation’s laws and…
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New Law Library Website
We at the Washington County Law Library are pleased to announce the premiere of our newly redesigned website . We’ve reorganized our content and added some new…
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New Legal Research Guide – Collecting Judgments
Back in March, OregonLive.com ran a David vs. Goliath story on a man from Philadelphia who “foreclosed” on a Wells Fargo Home Mortgage branch. The man didn’t actually…
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Oregon Nonprofits and the Law
…for any and all Oregon nonprofit questions. (Most Oregon public libraries have the handbook .) 2) If your nonprofit questions are about tax law, exempt status, incorporation, privacy,…
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Sites to see from the 2011 Virtual Reference Summit
Some of us here at the Oregon Legal Research blog are recently returned from the 2011 Virtual Reference Summit, where many Oregon library staff go to share an…
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Oregon State Law Library: Librarian Retirement and New Appointment
…Prior to her arrival at SOLL, Cathryn accumulated 14 years of academic and law firm experience, including a position as Director of Libraries at a Texas law firm. She…
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Authority of Federal Statutes in U.S.C. Section Notes
Not all statutes are codified, that is, not all laws passed (by Congress and signed by the President) appear in the numbered sections of the U.S. Code. Sometimes…
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Resolution A: Regarding Incorporated and Unincorporated Cities in Multnomah County
…Corrections, Libraries and Health Services; and WHEREAS, “municipal services” is defined as governmental services usually provided by city governments and shall include but not be limited to police service, neighborhood…