Oregon Legal Research BlogLatest posts on the upcoming June 19th hearing in Salem: 1) From Wikiprojectoregon, Time to Get Political! (which also posts time/place of hearing) 2) Jack Bog’s Blog, State…
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It’s not all online, folks: PACER Removes Many Federal Court Documents
So allow extra time for locating the documents you need. And remember, Time = Money. “No longer available on PACER: As of August 10, 2014 the following information will…
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What Oregon Legislators Need During Public Testimony
…of them. Legislators have to cover a whole lot of ground in a very short span of time and cannot become experts in everything (nor can we!). Each Legislator is…
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Superseded Oregon Revised Statutes (ORS) Appearing on Oregon Legislature Website: 1953-1997
…1953-1997 Archives Remaining statutes will be posted as time allows and the Constitutions, Indexes, Prefaces, etc. will be added after all of the statutes have all been posted. This has…
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One Reason Oregon Lawyer Bills are Higher Than They Should Be: Superseded ORSs and Wonky Websites
I have about 150 draft blog posts and no time to prep them for viewing, but some info just has to rise to the top: Historical ORS A(nother) frustrated…
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U.S. Congress Finally (Almost) Master of its Own Domain: Thomas Becomes Congress
The 1990’s Thomas dot gov becomes the 00’s (beta) Congress dot gov. It’s about time, but bittersweet nonetheless. Thomas was on the cusp, riding the web wave, a time…
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Public Domain and those “Can I Copyright a ‘PowerPoint’ Presentation?’ Questions
…right the first time around… In the original post, I noted that the oldest work “would … have to have been published under the authority of the copyright owner (most…
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Is that Lawyer Googling Juror Names During Voir Dire?
…David’s Blog post from 8/19/08, In trial and on the net, how lawyers use the web The post talks about the press of time during voir dire, but I’ve been…
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Libraries (back) on Wheels: Digital Libraries on Wheels
…town, by Sarah More McCann, Christian Science Monitor, September 5, 2008 edition (found via Library Link of the Day), “In a time when practically any question can be answered through…
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Public Sector, and Public Servant, Blogging and Blogosphere Issues
…members who are posting on library time and in the library’s name? Many libraries have either ignored these questions or have opted out of using social software because they aren’t…