…law librarian services, especially their excellent law library blog feed that saves us a bucket-load of time. They have other legal blawg feeds, too – whatever rocks your world!…
…aggregator and creates a colorful visual map clustered by the volume of media coverage. Viewers can modify the map by topic, region, and/or time. Newseum’s Front Pages: Through a…
The Oregon State Bar (OSB) Bulletin, June 2011 , has a useful article in their Legal Practice Tips column: “ Get it Right the First Time: Settling Ownership…
The next time you think you’re tired of reading bad news, hearing about Congress “debating” whether or not to raise the debt ceiling, the high price of gasoline or…
…Washington County Law Library, Library Services Washington County Law Library, Document Index (title: Not Online) Researchers may find this grid saves them a little time….
…also the Wikipedia article ) is foiled again. It takes research, time, expertise, and money to transition to PURLs and no one has that nowadays so most of us…
…in time. OAR Bulletin: 1) The current OAR Bulletin is online at the Secretary of State’s office (but gaps may exist). Those gaps may be filled at the State Library’s…
…the Oregon Blue Book’s list of government organizations. This could be a good starting place for research that crosses organizational lines and could save you time compiling…
…In time, some of this data will be available through publicly accessible online court services, but they will still likely cost money. If you are searching for aggregate data…
It will be many years before you can do all your legal research online all the time. Librarians get daily requests for documents that aren’t online or are behind…
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