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…1) First, be a biblio-locavore! Try local resources first: Your public or state library may have an online reference service. In Oregon, we have statewide L-net and local public library…

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…like My Space and Facebook” 2) “Skiptracing: Finding Business and Personal Information: Learn how to do skip tracing online using free, publicly-accessible databases” 3) They also have their public sleuthing…

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Public Librarian Q&A: I hope to post frequently asked legal reference questions that come to us from our dedicated public librarians at their public library reference desks. I receive…

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…entrusted with the fair and impartial application of our system of laws. National Judicial Outreach Week is an opportunity for the community to meet some of the dedicated public servants…

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We’re beginning to compile a list of free, online, legal formatting templates. NOTE: this is NOT a list  of “fill in the blank” legal action-specific forms.  These are very simple forms…

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