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Oregon Attorney Wins Metaphor of the Week Prize: Bowels of Law Enforcement
…than John Henry Hingson, who has been practicing law since 1971. Hingson says it’s hard to assess CCSO’s problems. “That’s an extremely difficult question, because the public doesn’t get to…
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Finding Local Newspaper Articles in Oregon
…3) Your own public library will have its own lists and guides of local and online resources. 4) Or, send your search request to the Oregon Libraries Network, aka L-net…
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“Bad Behavior” in the Law Library
…Policies like this one, which is not unlike other Oregon public library behavior policies out there. There are reasons we have these policies: 1) Committing or attempting to commit any…
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What is a Mental Health Court?
…two staff from the County Probation Services, an assistant district attorney, a public defender, a sheriff’s deputy, a program manager from a contracted non-profit mental health services agency and Kristin…
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Free College Courses Online
…Dave Drager on Sep. 30th, 2010 (Thank you to iLibrarian , which always entertains and informs!) And don’t forget the learning and skills-testing through your public library databases….
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Oregon Food Handlers Manual, Not Just for Food Servers
…Oregon Food Safety website. (And for extra credit, you can read about Alcohol Server Education.) 3) More about Oregon food law and food recalls, nationwide. Now, if only public…
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Are You Being Sued? How to find out if a Lawsuit has been Filed (in Oregon and beyond)
…have their public OJIN terminals set for searching their specific county dockets, but they also usually have instruction for how to search statewide. 5) In addition to Oregon Circuit Courts,…
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Librarians: A Great Good Place for Cranky, Stressed, and Under-Fire Librarians
…annoying. Will is a librarian, one of “my people.” Will has been for many of us in the public library world, a virtual (and literary) rock and mentor. I’ve survived,…
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“Urban Copyright Legends”: A Copyright Fact Check
I saw this link at Library Law: Urban Copyright Legends, to the article“Urban Copyright Legends,” by Brandon Butler, Director of Public Policy Initiatives, ARL. You can make the direct…