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Oregon State Courts Closed, March 23, 2012
…limited public access hours to address staff cutbacks.” Even though they are now funded by the state, most Oregon county law libraries will be open. Call ahead to confirm….
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Welcome the New (in name): Public Law Library of King County
Public Law Library of King County “The King County Law Library has a new name, Public Law Library of King County , and a new Director,…
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Piracies, Robberies, and Murder on the High Seas: Pirate Trials (pre-1923)
The Law Library of Congress has digitized its collection of pre-1923 piracy trials. The full texts of these titles are available at the LLoC website, including: 1) A…
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Library Card is Valid Voter ID (In Tennesee)
An October 25, 2012, Law Librarian Blog post: “Memphis Public Library Card With Photo Held To Be A Valid Voter ID: Here’s a bit of legal fun. The…
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How to Become More Believable (“it works every time” says Absalom Q. Lincoln)
iLibrarian alerts us to this sensible, and very funny, genealogy research advice, which also applies to Life in General and on the Internet Tubes: Avoiding Five Common Genealogy…
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Couch Potatoes: When is a Tenant Not a Tenant under Oregon’s Landlord-Tenant Law?
…you call the plumber for the 4th time can save you oodles of aggravation, time, and money. Law libraries have other useful self-help legal research resources for landlords, but Oregon…
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Oregon Voter Pamphlets, Measure 78, and “No Financial Impact?”
We love voting in Oregon. Not only can we vote by mail, but we get a honkin’ huge Voter Pamphlet to read on long commutes and rainy afternoons,…
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Can we trust the law that is online? Law via the Internet Conference, October 7-8, 2012
The “Law via the Internet Conference” will be held in Ithaca, NY, October 7-9, 2012: Among other programs, this one promises to be provocative: “Can We Trust What’s…
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Oregon Attorney 2012 CLEs: Animal Law, Learning the Ropes, and ICWA
…Welfare Act), glowing feedback, even. Several county law libraries lend MCLE course materials to Oregon attorneys for self-study. Or, contact the MCLE folks at OSB: “Access to Justice: Juvenile Law…