Search Results for: label/Oregon legislative history

…to Law Online and the Century of Lawmaking, will give you access to great stores of legal history and documents. They also recently added a Global Legal Monitor service….

…first time in law school (except for history majors who probably learned it as undergraduates). I Heart Tech comes to the rescue once again for those of us who pine…

…we wanted, so I give a wistful sigh over how much fun it would be today with the avalanche of English legal history materials coming up on the web, including…

Search History Privacy: There may be times when you want and need to do everything possible to keep your online searches private (relatively speaking – nothing is truly…

…had links to great posts on uses for RSS in law firms, a history of courtroom animation, and more. Zimmerman’s Legal Research Guide: Most law librarians know about Zimmerman’s…

…the history of contract law, of Williston and Corbin and Restatements, with side journeys by way of Gilmore and Leff and others who I never met but who lived through…

If you haven’t read Tim Rutten’s article, Where is the Outcry, in the Los Angeles Times, June 23rd, 2007, (it is also printed in the Oregonian on 6/25/07, p….

…liberating position to take. No longer do you just have to plod through the digests, the reporters, etc. You now have permission to read history, philosophy, literature, science fiction, and…

…Oregon has some useful information and especially their chapter on Oregon criminal records (including a Procedure for Obtaining Criminal History). For information on how complex criminal record-keeping is see the…