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…if you visit the courthouse itself. (This will change in time, with the advent of eCourt, but mere mortals are for now outside of that loop, too.) And not all…

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…for whom: New and experienced researchers will find tips and instructions that can save time, money, and frustration when using the free and low-cost online legal research resources described. I…

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…to show laypeople how to Find the Law(s). NPR has done that for you with Body Cam Laws (but, note that laws change so you will need to update this…

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…a single person in just one week,” by By Colin Wood, from States Scoop, 1/12/18: Excerpt: “Something happened in Washington, D.C., for the first time on Tuesday, and almost nobody…

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…of the Oregon Constitution might be in order: b) The version at the Oregon Legislature’s website does not now (as of this date) include changes to the Constitution made in…

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…blawgers teach us, save us time, and make us laugh. f/k/a Volokh Conspiracy Underneath their robes Consider persistence: Most of these blawgers are full-time attorneys, professors, law librarians, or other…

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