This post is primarily for reference purposes (mine!): One day, in about 8.17 months, someone’s going to ask for the names of these cases, “you now, those cocaine sentencing…
PI Buzz has a post about searching old U.S. Passport databases: Excerpt from the PI Buzz post: “U.S. Passport Applications 1795-1925 have been collected together into one database that…
page, type the word towing into the search box, and keep yourself busy for a while – a long while. But public law librarians get towing questions from all over…
On a day of grappling with other digital publication contract issues, I saw this: ‘Is It OK for a Library To Lend a Kindle?Norman Oder — Library Journal, 2/7/2008…
to put off the day of reckoning on electronic discovery. Last year, I wrote about 26 trends in electronic discovery . Craig Ball has recently written persuasively about…
…the show, attorney Jim Hilborn. The subject was family law. (We also sent some photos from this show into the AALL Day in the Life contest so stay…
…conquests….” Check here for more articles by this author. And I’ve blogged about book thieves here and here and here. Thank you to Library Link of the Day for the…
story on what security experts should know about ethics. It takes one back to Watergate when the response to suggestions that the White House staff should receive ethics training…
…Oregon State Bar (OSB) Bulletin demonstrates this in two ways. One is that their own professional association’s monthly magazine is free and online; you don’t need to be a member…
the 21st day before an election in order to vote in that election.” Is this helpful? A little bit, maybe. Those who can’t do the math (or the…
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