Oregon Legal Research Blogand, if you are a lawyer, ask your lawyer colleagues for shortcuts and anecdotes too. 2) Context, context, context: declarations of death may be an insurance matter, a police matter,…
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Law Library Borrowing Privileges to Be Forfeited
Librarians have a bad reputation for being pushovers. We are on occasion, though I like to think it is more a matter of our wanting to be fair that…
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“In the end there will be better access”
More federal libraries closing, via Library Link of the Day, Dec 11th….
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Will Librarians Do Almost Anything for a Gold Book Cart?
From the July 13, 2009, ATC, NPR story, Librarians Go Wild for Gold Book Cart: ‘….Five teams of librarians — dressed in costumes ranging from Vikings to Elvis Presley…
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Peanut Product Recall Continues
The list of peanut products affected seems to grow every day. Please keep up with it if you eat or if anyone you love eats, especially if you…
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Pocket U.S. Constitutions on Sale
Our source for our most popular pocket U.S. Constitutions is having a sale: 100 for $30: http://www.nccs.net/ (the National Center for Constitutional Studies). (Constitution Day isn’t until September, but…
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Oregon Local Court Rules
One day I’m going to blog about the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of legal research, though I’ll put it more in terms of the Expensive, the Impossible,…
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Airbags on Airplanes: Brace Yourself
regulation. There is a lot more out there, so go forth and research. One day that seatback will connect us to a Web browser, but use your headphones, please….
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100 Uses for Pocket U.S. Constitutions
it occurred to me that I should start a 100 Uses for Pocket U.S. Constitutions list. Here goes: 1) To hand out to law library patrons on Constitution Day.2) To…