Oregon Legal Research Blog…Volokh Conspiracy (and associated Comments) 2) J’s Scratchpad: James Grimmelman: Copyright, Technology, and Access to the Law: Old Problems and New Solutions 3) From Lowering the Bar: Oregon Says Its…
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More: Oregon Revised Statutes (ORS) Copyrighted Material
…gives us Carl Malmud’s report that U.S. free access sites Justia and Public.Resources.Org have received take-down letters from the Oregon Legislative Counsel in connection with their publishing…
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Oregon Revised Statutes (ORS) Copyrighted Material
…from both a common law perspective and from their own enabling legislation. The position of the Legislative Counsel is that their public access obligations have been fulfilled by their web…
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“Pterodactyl Implications” for Lawyers: When All Else Fails
…while tracking down another librarian lead (Government Database Restriction Access Information on Abortion – also Wired story here), I found this: Pterodactyl Implications (from the experiment): “I recently read…
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Child Pornography and the Library
…you can still report it to the FBI or Cyber Tip Line 800-843-5678 Here’s a point where pro-filter and pro-open access folks can agree.” (full post)…
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Annotated Justinian Code now Online
…means 19th century forward 🙂 were online …. I can dream, can’t I? And it’s not as if all U.S. federal or state statutes were online with free access,…
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Oregon Revised Statutes (ORS) Copyright: Questions Asked and Not Asked
See also, Copyright, Technology, and Access to the Law: An Opinionated Primer, by James Grimmelmann, New York Law School See also: State of Oregon backs off claim that…
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EPA Libraries to Re-open, by order of Congress
…EPA administrators have repeatedly alleged that these closings do not affect access to the important environmental and scientific collections and data sets since online functions meet the needs of the…
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CFR Appendices
…the Ross-Blakely Law Library blog post on Hidden Appendices and Supplements, for a handy research tip on searching CFR at GPO Access. Thanks also to Tom Mighell for his Inter…
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Another Free Legal Research Database: AltLaw
…are hard to get at, and even when on the Internet, rarely searchable. To get full access you generally need either a library of law reports, or an expensive subscription…