Law librarian listserves and websites are a never-ending source of valuable, entertaining, and illuminating information: “How the sixth amendment guarantees you the right to a lawyer, a fair trial,…
This case arises in discussions of the Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. You can find the U.S. Supreme Court’s opinion in Printz v. United States online using just…
…, “Are Lawyers’ Blogs Protected by the First Amendment? Why State Bar Regulation of Law Blogs As “Advertising” Would Be Elitist and Reductive,” by Julie Hilden. (Thank you to Jim…
…expenses of such officer. But the words, “the legislative assembly shall provide,” or any similar or equivalent words in this constitution or any amendment thereto, shall not be construed to…
Background: 1) OSB Bar Bulletin April 2012 article, by Janine Robben, “How Oregon’s Blogging Defamiation Case Attracted National Attention” 2) Previous OLR blog post: When is blogging…
My law library now has a copy of the DVD (2 disks): Alaska Bar Association : “Excerpt from 2011 Convention, Fairbanks, AK: The Balance Between Security…
Above the Law brings us the following news story worthy of News of the Weird. California College Tells Student He Can’t Hand Out Copies Of The Constitution On…
Ohio Supreme Court: OPINION 2015-1 Issued August 7, 2015 Judicial Performance of Civil Marriages of Same-Sex Couples “SYLLABUS: A judge who exercises the authority to perform civil…
John Waters and law librarians? This should be one for the books – and the pods, tubes, eeks, etc. [FYI: AALL is the American Association of Law Libraries]…
…The rules authorized by this section do not include rules of evidence and rules of appellate procedure. The rules thus adopted and any amendments which may be adopted from time…
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