LexisNexis plans to offer new and upgraded services in response (see below), so the one-upmanship battle between the last legal information empires left standing grinds on. In its wake lie…
state and local judges. Here are a few places to start: *** OFFICIAL SOURCES *** Oregon Judicial Department (OJD): for information on Oregon Supreme Court and Court of Appeals judges…
If one, or more, of these posts at LawSites doesn’t rock your lawyer or law librarian world, you might want to rethink your career choice: ‘Hackcess’ Winners to Teach…
…to documents that are official, authentic, and, when needed, current. Here is some information on that challenge …. “The First Anniversary of AALL’s National Summit on Authentication of Digital Legal…
…your state’s legal licensing organization. 2) If you’ve never hired a lawyer before, ask that licensing organization if they have any information or advice about hiring and paying a lawyer….
account the age and developmental stage of the foster child. (3) To be provided with written contact information of specific individuals whom the foster child may contact regarding complaints, concerns…
…has lots of information at the HUD website (also in Spanish) and lists of local contacts at their Find a Housing Counselor site. And the one I also listed…
to help public courts protect government secrets when courts are called upon to do so. The guide provides information about the Classified Information Procedures Act (CIPA), information security officers, and…
collections of books and online information for small business owners and future owners. In my part of the state, your best public library business collections, and subject specialist librarians, are…
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