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…implications, given that the three separate opinions issued by the Court all claimed to employ a textualist interpretive approach—while reaching different outcomes….” [Link to full blog post and article.]…

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…access to their state court judges’ opinions, read this article. You will see that some people do, and you will see what it took to make it possible (not all…

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…including contracts, legal opinions, statutes, regulations, and any other legal agreement or law that will be interpreted literally (and I mean literally, literally) by parties to the agreement or by…

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…UELMA law. (Oregon’s 2013 HB 2944 does not include judicial documents, e.g. court opinions.) 6) Read more about UELMA:  AALL UELMA website. 7) Read about the Uniform Law Commission….

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…cited in court opinions. (There is a reason that the U.S. Supreme Court has a thriving law library, with, at last count, 28 employees.) Legislative history, Law revision, Superseded statutes…

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…Legal Research Services on the Web 4) Oregon Legal Research Blog posts: a) How to Find a Case Online Using Free Resources b) More Free Searchable Federal Court Opinions…

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