You can also find a searchable PDF copy of the 2008 Oregon AG’s Public Records and Meetings Manual at the Public Resource’s Bulk Resource archive, courtesy of Carl Malamud….
The University of North Carolina Law Library has developed a guide on: Accessing Docket Information Directly from the Courts Affected by the Removal of Information. Previous OLR blog…
State Regulations Online Guidelines for Open Data Policies (and more from the Sunlight Foundation and Open Congress) Everyone likes open data, government transparency, consumer protections, and life online,…
The State of Oregon Law Library gives us this tip about how to find FDAB Orders (Fair Dismissal Appeals Board): FDAB Orders are not (yet) available online. DOJ provides…
Excellent CFR News: CFR Table of Contents “Cornell Legal Information Institute has released an online version of the CFR. This new online edition of the CFR is the…
Have you visited the updated State Agency Databases Across the Fifty States?…
FGI (Free Government Information) gives us updates from the State Agency Databases wiki. (Thank you to Oregon public and government documents librarian Liz Paulus for her work on Oregon’s…
It all started with a simple citation. One of our patrons had a case from the Oregon Court of Appeals and was looking for previous history information. The first…
ICYMI (October 2017): From Richard Zorza’s Access to Justice blog post: “Roberts Choice of Garland to Head Executive Committee of Federal Judicial Conference is a Huge ATJ Opportunity,“ posted…
Law school libraries are excellent sources of legal research guides. You can find many of them with a quick Google search using your topic keyword and then simply…
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