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“Understanding the MOOC moment,“ by Prof. Randal Picker (guest-blogging) July 10 at Volokh Conspiracy. (Professor Picker’s website, or maybe this website.) Excerpt: “Next Monday, I am launching a new free…

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…for non-OSB members, and to NOLO self-help legal books . The Washington County Law Library is still offering remote service, including document delivery from their print collection…

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…active laws missing from the books. That’s no longer the case. It’s not the new website that prompted this change — it’s what’s behind it. A collection of tools supplied…

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While searching for information on Arthur Leff’s classic, “Swindling & Selling,” my hyperlink tracks led me to wikihow ( and How to Import Old Public Domain Books to wikihow)…

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…about managing a public law library. There are statutes, books, articles, organizations (AALL GLL section, SRLN, and other long standing networks of public law librarians who have been talking for…

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…(in public and law libraries and bookstores): “Using Small Claims Court in Oregon.” by Janay Haas, 2012. (Oregon Legal Guides) 2) The Oregon State Bar will also have useful information. **…

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