…about good business accounting practices. Most libraries have lots of books on how to run businesses and bookstores are awash in them. Nolo Press too has excellent legal…
Article: “Cell Service: Inside the World of Prison Librarians,” by Jake Rossen, January 11, 2018, at Mental Floss dot com: Excerpt: ‘…. The escapism afforded by the books can dilute…
The Law Librarian Blog (LLB) has an interview with the Quid Pro Books publisher: Law Prof as Independent Law Book Publisher: An Interview with Alan Childress, Founder of Quid…
…suppressing evidence discovered during a warrantless search of data contained in a cellular telephone that defendant possessed at the time of his arrest. ORS 138.060(1)(c). The state argues that the…
…response: “Thank you for contacting Multnomah County Library about the “Language Line” service. We do still use telephone interpretation services to help us assist patrons who may not be fluent…
…to foreign students or lawyers? There are books for non-English speakers learning the Language of American and (UK) English Law. Some might even be e-books. And there is lots of…
…were still some things we could point him to here in our library that he could read and let his sister know about. There are many NOLO books (which both…
One of the latest course books we received from OLI is, “Licensing Intellectual Property: Basics and Applications in Media and Technology Transfer,” from a June 1st, 2007, program. This…
…than in years past. Ask Michael Moore. But making federal cases is Mr. Spence’s job, and even Michael Moore’s; it’s not mine. Besides, I just wanted my books back, not…
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