Oregon Legal Research Blog…Your Time”: Excerpt: “…. Force others to prepare. We all hope and expect that others will prepare for meetings with us. Surprisingly often, they don’t. Even when they’re requesting the…
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Library Management in the Age of MOOCS
…MOOCs, such as intellectual property rights, privacy issues, and state regulations. After exhausting the many ways of saying no to difficult change, perhaps we can find a way to work…
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What is a “Floor Letter” and a “Note from Mother” (in the Oregon Legislature)?
…authorizing Legislative Counsel to work with the person possessing the note on drafting a measure or amendments. (From the Oregon Legislature’s Glossary, which you can link to from the Citizen…
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Librarians are Prestidigiterians
…But there was a time when we hadn’t worked out how many legs chairs should have, how tall they should be, and they would often ‘crash’ when we tried to…
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Positive Law, Codification, and Peanuts (i.e. Linus)
counsel knew – and that one day it really may matter. If it was your client, or your lawyer, wouldn’t you want to be on the winning side of that…
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Unauthorized Practice of Law: Fill in the Blanks
Ernie the Attorney links to this NYT story. Public law librarians deal with these questions every day and we back away slowly when asked “would you help me fill…
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Administrative Law : The 2010 OARs are In The Building: Ecru?
reading it. (Law students today think they are lucky. In the old days, law students were required to take Administrative Law. As painful as that was for some…
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East Multnomah County Justice Center and Public Law Libraries
ilk come to mind too) with someone who can assist pro se litigants and attorneys with legal research questions. I can dream. But I’m also working on a Plan….