Oregon Legal Research BlogThere was a time when you had to beg, borrow, or steal (I didn’t say that) titles like this, Benchbook for U.S. District Court Judges (5th edition, 2007)….
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Benchbook for U.S. District Court Judges
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Free and Open Access to the Law
‘Aux Armes, Citoyens!:’ Time for Law Schools to Lead the Movement for Free and Open Access to the Law, by Ian Gallacher, published here. From the article’s abstract: “This…
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Oregon Local Government Documents
If you research local government law and haven’t yet explored the growing collection at the University of Oregon Scholars’ Bank, now is the time. The Cities collection is here…
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Uniform Digital Library: exciting, free, sexy, ab fab, smart
…UDL has both a Vision and a Mission. What more could you want (other than, perhaps, a shorter commute and more time to cook, maybe)? Library Link of the Day…
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More Free and Low-Cost Legal Research Services
…Inc. “At the same time, we have been advancing the science of search, combining the precision of traditional legal research with the simplicity of Web-based searches.” (Read the full announcement…
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Copyright and the International Digital World
It’s not enough to know your own country’s copyright laws … From Library Link of the day (Nov 8, 2007 posting), a link to this story: The Day…
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Oregon Supreme Court on Apprendi & Consecutive Sentences
…judge, find the facts that Oregon law requires be present before a judge can impose consecutive sentences.” All Blakely fans should make the time to check out Ice….”…
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Effective Dates of (Oregon) Legislation
1) If you just need a quick and dirty answer to your “what is the effective date of this new law?” question and don’t have time to find the…
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Nonprofit Embezzlers (so to speak)
…pastor ran off with the funds that she became a missionary for financial stewardship. “For the first time,” she recalls of the fiasco in New York state, “I realized that…
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The Law Librarian and the FBI: A Shaggy Dog Tale in Six Parts: PART FIVE
…Time of Paranoia was moving on. I finally began to feel quite comfortable, if not entirely safe from having my tax returns audited, to least to seeing through my quest…