…public records, liability, or similarly important legal (and financial) issues, I recommend you also check with a lawyer to make sure you are complying with all applicable laws. The…
…can research the heck out of legal questions. But I hire lawyers. If I was being sued, or if I filed a lawsuit, in Small Claims Court (or…
Not all statutes are codified, that is, not all laws passed (by Congress and signed by the President) appear in the numbered sections of the U.S. Code. Sometimes they…
…the city auditor’s office to ask. We all have much to learn about how laws are made! 3) I’ve reprinted the Multnomah County website’s Resolution A here, but I recommend you look…
…It also depends on the crime for which you have been incarcerated, the prison, and the state’s laws, regulations and prison policies. It’s not inconceivable that if you…
…office (which was complying with state records retention laws). With the help of other librarians, I tracked Joshua down and the good news is he will be…
The Law Librarian Blog (with a hat tip to beSpacific ) links to the report: Humane Society Ranks 50 States on Laws to Protect Animals The press release….
…statistical compilations: 1) ODOT Crash Analysis and Reporting 2) ODOT Crash Data 3) Traffic accidents: Your responsibilities in an accident. 4) Links to Sources of Oregon Traffic Laws: a) Oregon…
…prevailing wage laws, except where required to comply with federal law. Inmate compensation from enterprises entering into agreements with the state shall be exempt from unemployment compensation taxes to the…
Lots of people think that answers to legal question are online. Hah! Law librarians and lawyer know that few, if any, answers to legal “questions” are “online.” “Laws”…
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