Some very useful research websites are referenced here: Ten Best Websites for Family Court Attorneys, September 18, 2009, by J. Benjamin Stevens The list includes ISP List, Meetways, Pipl,…
Online, FREE, access to cases from the Supreme Court of California (annotated) . Read many more great legal research tips at Legal Research Plus….
current seismic codes, is overcrowded and presents serious safety concerns for the public due to poor separation of criminal defendants from judges, witnesses and court personnel….” [Link to Survey.]…
I’ve been informed that OJD hopes to have the Oct 1, 2011, court fee announcements ready to go shortly after September 16th. I’m not sure when the Oregon Circuit Courts will…
Lest you think Justice Bedsworth writes only humor – and appellate court decisions, read on: “ October 2011 – David George Sills (March 21, 1938–August 23, 2011…
…once. It’s the depth of PACER with the power of Fastcase. You can also filter by state, court, date or type of suit. When you select a document you’d like…
sector. For example: Oregon has a variety of county, municipal, and justice courts. And now it has a new county justice court. Read the online Blue Book entry…
something both fun and useful – at least for lawyers and law librarians? From Yale Law School, this gem: Pronouncing Dictionary of the Supreme Court of the United States…
Visit the OJD Court Rules website to link to the February 1st, 2015, Supplementary Local Rules…
in the Courts, to Cameras in the Federal Courts, to Project Management, and much, much more. Read a Law Librarian’s view of Day 2 of the conference ….
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