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Access to Justice Webinars for Libraries (Sept-Nov 2012)
Not everyone in Oregon (or elsewhere in the country) is lucky enough to have easy access to a local public law library with trained law library staff members (e.g….
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Librarian’s Guide to Homelessness
My public librarian friends pointed me to this website, and soon to be published book, on serving the house-less and home-less community: Librarian’s Guide to Homelessness The book will…
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Insurance, Libraries, Lawyers, Public Records, and You
…be stranded without insurance-paid counsel.” Public Record or Public Domain doesn’t always mean Free, for anyone, which confuses many. Librarians, and public servants, share willingly and freely when possible,…
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Public Restrooms, Public Service, and Teachable (and Reachable) Moments
This article is written for public library staff members, but members of the public might find it interesting, empowering, and maybe even humorous. And, everyone on the other side…
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Oregon Attorney General Public Records Manual
I’ve been grousing for a while about the online absence of the Oregon AG Public Records Manual and others have done more than grouse! Open Up Oregon has links…
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Job: Public Records Officer, University of Oregon
Public Records Officer, University of Oregon “The Public Records Officer (PRO) is a position in the new Public Records Office that reports directly to the President and is responsible…
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“Oregon Statutory Time Limitations” 2014 Edition (BarBooks)
The 2014 edition of Oregon Statutory Time Limitations is available on BarBooks. Oregon lawyers have access through the bar association and others through the county law libraries that subscribe…
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A Reading List for People Planning to “Occupy” Public Property
…to protest, march, occupy or maybe sit-in (and I highly recommend someplace with a cafeteria, a library, public computers, showers, and good wifi), expect a lot of time on your…
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Oregon Voters: Track Your Mail-In Ballot
Hope you enjoyed another year of voting at your kitchen table or in the wild, aka Vote by Mail in Oregon. If you want to make sure your election…