Oregon Legal Research Blog…in her lavender and I in my pink so how wrong could we really go. The tough part is next. Is the law librarian work we do, and…
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Miniature Horses as Service Animals in Oregon
…Senate Judiciary Committee is having a public hearing and possible work session tomorrow (March 28) on SB 610 relating to service animals (including miniature horses). Proposed legislation from last year’s…
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Job: Library Safety and Security Manager (and other “Black Belt Librarians”)
…staff. Serves as the Director’s designee for exclusion appeals; responds to appeals in timely manner, consulting with Central and Neighborhood Library management as needed. You will also work with the…
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Free Copyright-Status Handbook: “Is it in the Public Domain?
of a work created in the United States between January 1, 1923 and December 31, 1977—those works that were created before today’s 1976 Copyright Act. Many important works—from archival materials…
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Superseded Oregon Revised Statutes (ORS) Appearing on Oregon Legislature Website: 1953-1997
been and continues to be a laborious process and Legislative Counsel have been making steady progress – so tell your Legislators to thank their Legislative Counsel staff for this work!…
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Law Libraries and Access to Justice, AALL Special Committee on Access to Justice 2014 Report
and Access to Justice: A Report of the American Association of Law Libraries Special Committee on Access to Justice, is now available on AALLNET. The white paper is the work…
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Justice Bedsworth Takes on Congress, Romanians, and Witches for a Spell (or two)
Take a judicious, so to speak, humor break and read Justice William W. Bedsworth, in his November 2010, “Criminal Waste of Space” column in the OC Lawyer Magazine: Accursed…
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Funeral Law in Oregon
has a long reach. Where to begin if you want to know about funeral law? 1) The place to begin your research is the Oregon Mortuary and Cemetery Board’s webpage….
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Copyright Law and Mark Twain’s Autobiography
…and Project: “…At the time of his death in 1910, Mark Twain left his last major literary work—an autobiography—unpublished and stipulated that the entire unexpurgated work should not be issued…
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Doctrine of First Sale and the U.S. Supreme Court
…copyright holder complete control over the resale, redistribution, and importation of any work they manufacture abroad, even after those works are sold to others. Costco argues that the Ninth Circuit’s…