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…every time we state some variation on these themes: Question: “What is your opinion of x?Librarian: “Librarians (judicial nominees) must serve all parties to a dispute and, therefore, must remain…

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You will find lots of other legal research tools at LLRX, including, but not limited to their LLRX Court Rules, Forms and Dockets database, Legal Research, and Librarian resources….

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…over to their students (and their students’ parents). Librarians get to help answer students’ reference and research questions, public librarians more than law librarians, but we (Oregon law librarians, that…

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Search Engines: If you use multiple research resources for researching the law, why not do the same when searching the web? If you’re a one-horse searcher (Google, MSN, Yahoo,…

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