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From a place where Crown Copyright reigns supreme, we now have this wonderful public database of U.K. Statutes. Our roots are here, or should I say there, so…

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…bricks & mortar a run for its Buck$. But I, and fellow county law librarians, think a lot about how to get basic legal research materials (and legal research…

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…and health related questions – maybe. I’m not so sure about legal research. I entered Oregon Legal Research, but all I got was: “Google Squared couldn’t automatically build…

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…search dissertations guide, and include your subject, e.g. neural networksc) Dissertations Topic Guide (Center for Research Libraries)d) Research Guide to Locating Dissertations (University of Pennsylvania)e) Dissertations and Masters Theses (SUNY,…

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find in print at some law libraries and online at Cornell’s Legal Information database. You can also find U.S. statutes at numerous online legal research databases, but make sure you…

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When Private Investigators (like PI Buzz), Genealogists, and iLibrarians collaborate, Information Magic happens. For example: PI Buzz’s Private Investigator Research Links from August 2012 include this: Places for Finding…

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