see http://courts.oregon.gov/OJD/faq.page?#Q3.)….” OLR Blog Disclaimers: The information provided on this blog is for research purposes only. We do not provide legal advice, nor do we endorse any person, product,…
Provocative ABA Journal article – and Comments also worth reading: ABA Journal, May 2014: “These venture capitalists skip law firms for legal services startups” This particular Comment resonates in…
Oregon Judicial Department Online Records Search: Free, Public Access: “The Oregon Judicial Department is pleased to provide free online access to limited case information in the circuit courts and…
…no one connects that excitement with life in libraries and librarians and researchers. I sometimes wonder why, but then forget about it because I have some legal research mysteries of…
The field of criminal justice also has many of its own research resources that are completely separate from legal research resources. Both fields of study have roots…
you use an online service, use this checklist to evaluate a legal information web site. But you will need much, much more to evaluate the quality of online legal services….
…(2007). (This whole issue of 99 LLJ is terrific, especially for legal research geeks.) The article reminded me of a lesson I teach legal research students, but explains the whys…
I’m a huge fan of the legal research guides created by our neighbors to the north, in Washington State. The Washington State law librarians, lawyers, and judges are…
Legal Research in a Podcast? You bet and don’t worry. Bob Berring can make legal research fun and enlightening. Visit Berring on Legal Research. Thanks to the…
If you need legal research assistance, check your county’s law library website for hours and contact information. If your county law library doesn’t have the professional legal research librarians…
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