Oregon Legal Research Blog…sidebar, Postscript and Post Mortem, where he gives a very brief, not to mention humorous, history of the dingbat and its application to the OSB Bulletin. [Urgh Note: I’m not…
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Dingbats and the Law
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Researching Long-Term Adult Care Options
complaint history or to make a complaint: Oregon Department of Human Services, 800-232-3020. Counties also investigate complaints, and completed investigations are public. Multnomah County: Aging and Disabilities Help Line, 503-988-3646….
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Disease Outbreaks, Comets, War Monuments, oh my! Entertaining and Educational Government Apps
…and animations. 10) DocsTeach: The National Archives and Records Administration constructed this app to enable you to learn more about our nation’s history and interact with primary source documents….
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Is Artificial Intelligence Ready to Help with Legal Research?
…platform to do legal research. Above the Law has an interesting piece on how AI is transforming legal research, including a brief history of legal research all the way back…
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Righting Civil Wrongs: Tort Museum Virtual Tour
…Virtual Tour. Among other tort law history exhibits at the museum, you can read about the “Hot Coffee” case, its persistent myth, and the documentary “Hot Coffee,” which I blogged…
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How to Evaluate Covid-19 Resources: the Good, Bad, Puzzling, Outdated, Rumor, Un/Official, and the Profiteering
How to Evaluate Covid-19 Resources: I created this list for my Oregon librarian community (and with their invaluable assistance) but others may find the list useful. I include full…
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Learning How to Lie: a Lesson Well Taught (Washington Post article)
…with Salsa” Side Dish” “Members of Congress Fail American History Test: Only 13% Earn a Barely Passing Grade (60% or better).” Hmmm. Telling lies, making up part-truths, or simple obfuscation…
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Scotland Buys the U.S. Declaration of Independence for a Song: Scoot Your Votey McVoteface
…the business of America is business, isn’t it? At least that is what my undergraduate legal history professor always told us – and he was seldom wrong about anything.)…
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Teaching Students That Judge Judy Is Not a Supreme Court Justice (NYT)
…Nov. 9, 2016 We all aim to do a better job learning about our country’s and the world’s history and laws and maybe also support, volunteer for, or participate in Oregon’s…
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Baseball’s Magna Carta: Setting the Rules of America’s Game
Baseball’s Magna Carta: Setting the Rules of America’s Game: An exhibit at the Oregon Historical Society. (See also the Battered Bastards of Baseball, a documentary.) “July 1 – October…