…program for comics aficionados on June 27th, at the Central Library (downtown). I’ve mentioned before that I can find a law library or legal research connection to just about anything…
Add the following to my previous post on Foreclosure research. A USA Today story on Oct. 24, 2008, Programs are available to help struggling homeowners, by Anna Bahney and…
A recent Oregon Government Standards and Practices Staff Opinion (07S-005) is a useful vehicle for explaining some basics of legal research to the novice legal researcher. And if you’re…
…you need or you can look in the print edition, available at many public libraries. Further research into how those laws are applied can be done by looking at the…
a child care business, you may want to do a little extra legal research to make sure your lease (or other agreements) are suitable for the situation. You may also…
…direct link to the PDF doesn’t work, try from my library’s hompage, and click on the Legal Research Resources Overview tab.) This guide started out around 3 pages and we…
…caption contest – oh boy! Legal research angle? (I promise, there is always a legal research angle to every post of mine.)1. You might learn what existentialism and epistemology really…
…online. 4) The 2009 ORS (i.e. the codification of the 2009 Oregon Laws) will not appear online or in print much before February 2010. Previous Oregon Legal Research blog posts…
beSpacific also posts about the University of California’s eScholarship Repository, which is an amazing collection of scholarship, commentary, research, wisdom, and I’m sure even foolishness. I’ve blogged before about…
…Tip (see also the archive of her Research Tips): “Yes, we all Google, although I have recently started Yahooing more than I Google. But there are far more search engines…
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