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Two recent articles worth reading if you want to research online and recall the past: Net for Lawyers: Google’s News Search is in Even Worse Condition Than we First…

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…unlawfully searched the backpack. The trial court ruled that the police were required to inventory the contents of the backpack before taking defendant to jail, and it denied the motion…

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See Jim Calloway’s links, from his post: Your Website: Getting the Attention of the Search Engines. Excerpt: “You finally got your law firm Web site online and waited…

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…of it, who will? Research tip: When you want just dot gov sites in your search results: From many search engines (though it can be frustrating to figure if the…

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…all indexes or search engines have word truncation and wildcard options. 13) Research laws (bet you thought I’d never get to “the law”): States, Federal, uniform, model, foreign, international, histories,…

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…including streaming audio/video Legislative Monitoring and Tracking E-Newsletters, Online Newspapers, Journals and News Sources Monitoring Trends, Companies and Products – Selected News Aggregators, RSS Feeds, Blog Search Engines Identification of…

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This is an excellent research tool from the staff at the University of Oregon Document Center for those who need to search across all Oregon local government web sites….

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