…what a rich field she was entering. School Law covers a lot of ground including labor and employment law, civil rights, criminal, juvenile, family, torts, religion, government benefits and entitlements,…
Selected recent (April and May) postings on this dispute, about which I posted previously here : 1) Loaded Orygun has a summery posted 5/12/08. 2) From ZDNet Government: Oregon…
…other countries manage their government copyright. Here, for example, is the United Kingdom’s Crown Copyright webpage and here is the Wikipedia Crown Copyright entry. 5) The U.S. Copyright Office….
How does one teach about the Three Branches of Government? Let us count the ways: 1) Schoolhouse rock-away 2) Ben’s Guide to U.S. Government 3) The Oregon Legislature…
Gallagher Blogs reports on the migration of federal information from GPO Access to FDsys: “You might already be familiar with GPO Access, the website of the U.S. Government Printing…
…to answer the question. We were recently asked how many states have three-strikes laws. Now, you would think this would be straightforward, but it’s not. There are many studies, many…
…forced state and federal governments to post laws online rather than print them. But Mary Alice Baish, government relations director for the American Association of Law Libraries, says there is…
…everyone. (But you are forgiven. It’s definitely a project for the government or law wonk – at least until you need to do some legal research of your…
Curious about redistricting? 1) State of Oregon Redistricting Information , including maps, definitions, upcoming hearings, and much more. 2) U.S. Census Redistricting Data website 3) Another view of U.S….
the Oregon Blue Book’s list of government organizations. This could be a good starting place for research that crosses organizational lines and could save you time compiling…
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