…creative use of a Library-mobile, rather than a Book-mobile. I could see doing this with Oregon public law library research materials! The next phase of libraries rolls into…
It’s tough to find reliable information on this topic, and public librarians are asked these teen parenting questions more than law librarians generally are. But I was looking…
…pass around to public-transit mates when we start talking about the 17th Amendment (election of Senators) and other heavy subjects. (And see also #7, below.)3) Gifts on special occasions or…
GPO Library of the Year: San Bernardino County Law Library It’s pretty special in my world (where public law libraries are constantly under threat of losing funding) for a…
From the Washington County (Oregon) Law Librarian: Public law librarians get the darnedest questions. It’s not so much the questions themselves, but that people think that we have answers…
…4) Search the Committee Agenda’s Online to find out when a public hearing will be held. (Tip: CTRL-F 2537) (Notice that there will be the first public hearing on March…
…provided by law may require that all appointments and reappointments to state public office made by the Governor shall be subject to confirmation by the Senate. (2) The appointee shall…
…– what a recycling/landfill nightmare that’s all going to be in March 2009). From the OSB public service webpages: “The Oregon State Bar presents Legallinks TV , television programs…
The Food Liability Law Blog has some interesting posts, including this one that features an Oregon and Washington public health officer: “Is it Really a Food-Born Illness?” Excerpt: “At…
…This Board has many publications at their website under their homepage topic, “Consumer Related.” 2) Other organizations may also be able to advise you. For example, the following…
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