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The Clackamas County Law Library seeks a part-time (18 hours/week) Law Library Assistant who is available to begin employment soon after July 1. Primary responsibilities involve providing legal…

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…(use index, including but not limited to Chapter 193) 2) Oregon Rules of Civil Procedure (use the index for references, including ORCP(F)(b)) 3) Oregon Public Notice website, from the Oregon…

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A lot of people still think the only prerequisites for working in a library are 1) “you like to read” and 2) the ability to stamp books with…

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…July is Oregon Craft Beer Month (see Governor’s 2006 Proclamation and news from July 2007) so be prepared. Here are some early tastings: Oregon Brewers Guild Spring Beer Fest…

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…supplemental judgments for costs and disbursements. (read full case)” (Real Estate and Land Use (RELU) section newsletter is not free online, but local law libraries will either have it or…

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…League of Women Voters U.S. (LWVUS), June 13-17th, 2008 American Association of Law Libraries (AALL) 2008, July 12-15th, 2008 National Association of Women Judges (NAWJ), October 15-19th, 2008…

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The Washington County Law Library got a nice write-up at OregonLive: County law library in Hillsboro is not just for lawyers, by Michael O. Stevens, Community Blogger, February 05,…

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