The Portland State University Government Documents librarian has updated their legal research resources webpage . You’ll find a lot of excellent information and maybe just what you’re looking…
Policy and government wonks: Visit the Oregon Legislature’s Jobs’ website for information about this and other jobs….
…some tips for the librarian in you: 13 Resources & Tips for Library Job Seekers iLibrarian has lots of other great tips for information professionals everywhere….
…other states. For information specifically about Oregon marriage licenses, see Laura’s previous post from June 2009 . If you are trying to locate divorce records, see my post…
…for people ages 11 to 17. They offer free, confidential 30 minute legal consultations. You can contact them: Hours: 8 am to 5 pm Monday-Friday Phone: 503-684-3763 or…
While most government documents are in the public domain, not all of them are. Here’s a story about some copyrighted state legal forms and the state (Montana) that sued…
Here is some additional information on our previous “ right to record” blog posts . From the Digital Media and Data Privacy Law Blog , May 2,…
…(at a location yet to be determined). The December meeting is scheduled for December 5th, 2011, in Salem. Link to Commission’s website for updated information….
and availability information. In the fullness of time, public libraries will have these DVDs in their collections, but documentary and independent film distribution business models are different from…
…malum in se, expiation, scienter, asportation, or chattel paper? (It gets worse: You have to read statutes drafted by legislators and decisions written by judges. Torture, indeed, unless of course you…
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