Oregon Legal Research BlogCheck out GPO’s MetaLib: “Welcome to MetaLib , a service of the Catalog of U.S. Government Publications! MetaLib is a federated search engine that searches multiple U.S. Federal…
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New Feature on Oregon Legislature Website
The Oregon State Legislature has added a new feature to its website, an enhanced measure search tool. The new measure search adds the following information to search results:…
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Search for Oregon Life Insurance Policies of Deceased Family Members
Oregon Life Insurance Finder Tool (LIFT) “The Oregon Insurance Division is pleased to help you search for the life insurance policy or annuity contract of a deceased family member….
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Using Bing Images Search for Public Domain and Creative Commons Copyright Licenses
The Lessig blog alerts us to the Bing images search feature – and a Commenter compares the ease of the Bing feature with the difficulty of doing a similar…
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Google Gets Personal: But What About the Crumbum Who Used the Computer Before You Did?
…Friday afternoon, Google made the biggest change that has ever happened in search engines, and the world largely yawned. Maybe Google timed its announcement that it was personalizing everyone’s search…
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Future Lawyer Tip: “Search Public Records on the Cheap”
Future Lawyer gives us this blog post: “Search Public Records on the Cheap”…
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Oregon Traffic Law: Safety Corridor Designations and Traffic Ticket Legal Research
…than from the Oregon Live website search engine: Just type some variation on this search into your search engine of choice: Oregonian marine drive traffic safety corridor gruelle 2)…
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Is CUIL (search engine, and Google, competitor) a Player?
From Moritz Legal Information blog (homepage) (via Stark County Law Library): CUIL Search Engine Visit CUIL (pronounced “cool”)….
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The Secret Life of Oregon Legislative History
…exhibits, tracings, and in fact, all of these basic resources are incredibly useful preparation for searching further afield. I like the legislative history guides you can find at Oregon’s law…
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(4) Places to Start Your Search for that Elusive Book Title
…with the search. A lot of sites require registration, which wouldn’t be a bad thing except it’s one more password to remember. But if you can’t get that elusive title…