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Neighbor Law: Please Don’t Attack Your Neighbor
…may help you find that resource. 3) Creativity: There is a book called “Neighbor Law,” by Nolo , and it gives you lots and lots of other ideas on…
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How to Find Free Digital Books (other than Amazon, Kindle, etc.)
This isn’t a complete list but these are good places to start your search for full-text digital books – but don’t forget your local libraries and librarians. First, sometimes…
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Directory of Oregon Non-governmental “Policy” Organizations
…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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Statutory Interpretation: It’s Not Your Gramma’s Grammar (but maybe it should be)
…Grammatical Permissiveness: An Object Lesson for Teaching Why Grammar Matters“ You can find more information on statutory interpretation in books and online . In Oregon, you…
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Oregon Lawyers Celebrate Punctuation Day (with a side of interrogatories)
…least): Thank you to Suzanne Rowe, the University of Oregon Law School Director of Legal Research and Writing and author of the book(s), “Oregon Legal Research,”…
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50th Anniversary of “To Kill a Mockingbird”
This year marks the 50th anniversary of the publication of Harper Lee’s “To Kill a Mockingbird.” What can one say? A remarkable book, indeed. 1) Wikipedia, To Kill…
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West (Thomson-Reuters) Shipping Empty Boxes
…processes” and believe “inadequate carton glue” is largely to blame. Of course book feeders (electronic, not human) play a role, not to mention the USPS (though I’m not sure how…
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Oregon Foreclosure Legal Reference Questions
Legal Research Tip: When doing your research, remember, keep notes on who you talked to and when (even what time!), what was said, what website, book, or brochure you…
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Guides to Free and Low-Cost Legal Research Tools
…and our D.C. law librarian colleagues are a wonderful source, as you might suspect, for federal law research guides. for example, see their recently updated: LLSDC’s LEGISLATIVE SOURCE BOOK…