We just got out print 2011 ORS – hurrah! This is the fastest ever and a big shout-out and thank you should go to Legislative Counsel. Codifying the Oregon laws is…
From InfoDocket: “U. of South Florida Libraries Will Begin Lending Drones For Aerial Photography This Fall” (I can only begin to imagine the terms of the loan and…
Libraries are perfect places to find ghosts and ghouls and you don’t have to travel abroad to find one: 10 Haunted Libraries of the U.S….
Our beloved Unshelved team has come up with a T-shirt for the rockets scientists, and the clueless, in our lives: “Without Rockets, it’s Just Science.” Link back to…
…things), but also a presentation on possible defenses a yoga instructor (and his/her lawyer) could sort through if a student is injured while in a yoga class. (One of course…
Claims Court Advisor Service . In other states, please check with your own county’s Small Claims Court and with local public law librarians. Heather Peters’ website links to Nolo’s…
Gallagher Blogs (from the University of Washington Law School Library) has a research tip that may come in handy one day, either around the dinner table or when writing…
1) Idaho: “Idaho County to Hire Lawyer to Assist Pro Se Litigants,” Aug 13, 2012, by Molly McDonough. ABA Journal News. Link to Idaho Press Tribune story: “Idaho county…
…never committed a crime outside of a single county, in a single state, in the U.S. Even then, records migrate over time and it might be necessary to research print…
County law librarians work with a lot of family law attorneys and pro se litigants contending with family law issues (marriage, divorce, custody, support). Not a small percentage…
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