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It Takes More Than a Dumpster to Build a Digital Law Library
“It Takes More Than a Dumpster to Build A Digital Law Library: 12 Critical Components For Digital Law Library Transformation.” from Dewey B Strategic, 12/10/14 “.… For the past…
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Power to Children and the Poor: Utility (power, light, and water) Service
(OAR), and case law. You will need the resources of a law library to research case law. In Oregon, use the Oregon Council of County Law Libraries (OCCLL) directory to…
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How to Find Oregon PECBR Cases
…from the Employment Relations Board. 2) Most small or even medium-size Oregon law libraries do not have these PECBR orders in full-text format and often just call the ERB in…
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Tracking a Bill through the Oregon Legislature
library fee in circuit and county courts from 28 percent of filing fee provided by law to 14 percent….” (See here for full text of the bill in HTML or…
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Dog Poop and Researching Local Law
Who said legal research wasn’t fun? Not I. Read a Gallagher Blog post about researching local laws, Enact Locally, citing 102 Law Library Journal 497, especially the article’s…
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Librarians: State and County Law Libraries: Funding and Governance DRAFT Grid
let me know: Washington County (Oregon) Law Library, About County Law Libraries, and click on “1) DRAFT ….” You can add a Comment to this blog post or…
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Oregon Revised Statutes: 1953-1967 Now Online & Publicly Accessible (Free)
Thanks to Oregon Legislative Counsel (and the Oregon Supreme Court and the State of Oregon Law Library) and the Washington County Law Library staff (read about this project in…
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Coronavirus Legal Research Guide (Law Library of Congress)
You can go directly to the Law Library of Congress “Coronavirus Resource Guide” or if you want additional information on what Congress is doing, visit Congress dot gov. (You…
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Small Claims Court in Oregon: What Do You Want to Know?
web video, Legal Links!) 4) The Oregon Revised Statutes (ORS): Use the index! 5) Your county law library (visit the OCCLL web directory) 6) Your public library, which might have…