Oregon Legal Research BlogDog Law in Oregon (but beware of those cats and ferrets!): HB 2345 (2007) (engrossed bill here) has passed both chambers of the legislature and appears to be on…
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Dog Days: No More “One Free Bite”?
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Urban Renewal: Surprisingly interesting – and comprehensible
…who also seemed interested (maybe morning commuters are also a wonky and an alert bunch :-)) Excerpt: “… Under Oregon’s system, cities and counties create an urban renewal district, and…
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How to Change the World: “Even if it embarrasses your kids”
both of them.”‘ Full story, here. (If the link no longer works, use the Oregonian database through your local Oregon public library to find the story or email me.)…
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Online OSB BarBooks Service
The Oregon State Bar (OSB) is rolling out their BarBooks service, which will give attorneys remote access and law library patrons in-library access to the OSB’s set of practice…
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100 Uses for Pocket U.S. Constitutions
…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…
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Legal Publisher Vendors in Town (Portland, OR)
While the law librarians are in town (Portland, Oregon) for the American Association of Law Libraries (AALL) Annual Meeting in Portland, July 12th to July 15th, anyone may explore…
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How do we organize a constitutional government to prevent abuse of power?
…over to their students (and their students’ parents). Librarians get to help answer students’ reference and research questions, public librarians more than law librarians, but we (Oregon law librarians, that…
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Students: Do you have a Question about the Bar Exam?
…future law student and want a brief primer on the bar exam in a specific state, visit that state’s Bar Admissions website. In Oregon, visit the Oregon State Bar Admissions…
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Sites to see from the 2011 Virtual Reference Summit
Some of us here at the Oregon Legal Research blog are recently returned from the 2011 Virtual Reference Summit, where many Oregon library staff go to share an interest…
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Slush Piles: Writers and the Law
…to the January 19, 2010, post at Library Link of the Day for the lead. For publisher and writers groups links for Oregon authors, try the Oregon Authors website….