Oregon Legal Research Blog…forget these classics: Old Woman or Young Woman or the Vase or Face. And Mona, from the Exploratorium online collection. And always this brilliant, pleasing, timeless, and hilarious radio drama:…
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Oregon Employment and Labor Laws: Crime Victims, Holiday Pay, Non-compete Agreements, and More!
…these resources:1) Online: Oregon Bureau of Labor and Industry (BOLI) website Fact Sheets . 2) Print: BOLI publications and “Employment in Oregon: a guide to employment laws, regulations, and practices,”…
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Finding U.S. Supreme Court Records and Briefs
You might think that these are all online, but they are not! Here are the briefs research guides I use: 1) Tried and true, if you are near…
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Bedsworth Tips his Hat (and his wit) to Jailbirds Who Fly the Coop
It’s a new month and the funniest judge in the country is still on the bench and online: Justice Bedsworth, of the California Court of Appeals, returns in July…
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“Center for Plain Language” and “Associations Unlimited”
…reference book, “Encyclopedia of Associations“? Well, it’s online now (and has been for some time) and probably at your public library (e.g. through the WCCLS , though you…
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Weather Data for Lawyers, Litigants, and the Rest of Us
…the early stages of research, or just curious, try these websites: Weathersource dot com Weather dot org history Wunderground dot com ) Western Regional Climate Data…
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Sheriff or Police Search and Seizure Inventories
…the general research rule is: Each jurisdiction has its own procedure and you usually need to look in the code (the city code, county code, state police regulations, etc.)….
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2011 Court Technology Conference
The 2011 Court Technology Conference has almost all their presenters’ materials online . Everything from Social Media in the Courts, to Cameras in the…
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The Death of the (print) Law Report
“Abandoning Law Reports for Official Digital Case Law,” Cornell Legal Studies Research Paper No. 11-01, Peter W. Martin, Cornell Law School As you’ll see when you read and think…