Oregon Legal Research BlogDo you have to write a research report on jury service? Were you or a family member summoned for jury duty? Are you just curious about jury duty and…
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Elf Churches Have Standing in the Courts of Iceland (and why not?)
“Indigenous Rights of Hiddenfolk and Native People,” by Kris Olson, OSB Bulletin, December 2014. ‘…. Upon arriving at the law department at the University of Iceland, I inquired about…
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(Unpaid) College Credit Internship with Local (Oregon) Film and TV Producers
…ideal for a student seeking a position in Business Marketing and PR, or Law with an emphasis on Entertainment. Interns will assist with setting up Film and Television Marketing Plans:…
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Project Nanny Van (Open Law Lab)
…where nannies might be congregating, and provides them with resources about their legal rights — as well as other resources to empower them.” See more Open Law Lab ideas….
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We the People Book Club (Classroom Law Project)
…Beecher Stowe •Tuesday, Apr. 29 Bending Toward Justice: The Voting Rights Act and the Transformation of American Democracy by Gary May •Tuesday, May 27 Peyote vs. the State:…
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Lawyer Job Opening: People’s Legal “Reality” Show?
…and confusing legal processes and discuss their legal options, so that they can stand up for their rights….” [Link to full ABA Journal news article.] (Oh yes, I have lots…
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Obsidian & Padrick v. Cox Update
attorney Daniel Reitman, Jan. 27, 2014, blog post: “More on Internet Defamation: The Application of Free Speech Rights to the Blogger” 3) Wikipedia Obsidian Finance Group v. Cox article…
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Library Management in the Age of MOOCS
…MOOCs, such as intellectual property rights, privacy issues, and state regulations. After exhausting the many ways of saying no to difficult change, perhaps we can find a way to work…
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A U.S. College Campus Free Speech Story Worthy of a Entry in “News of the Weird”?
Day,” which links to a story from FIRE (Foundation for Individual Rights in Education): “California College Forbids Passing Out Constitutions…On Constitution Day.” How can one not love News of the…
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The Politics of Parking (Book)
There is nothing like a Parking dispute to bring out one’s inner monster, whether the metamorphosis takes place in a faculty meeting (or parking lot), a mall parking lot…