The Feb/March 2009 issue of the Oregon State Bar (OSB) Bulletin has an interesting editorial by Oregon attorney John Gear: A Better Beginning: There is no shortage of commentary…
1) If you just need a quick and dirty answer to your “what is the effective date of this new law?” question and don’t have time to find the…
and adoption of these popular legislative tools put Oregon in the vanguard of progressive and enlightened politics, allowing the people to propose new laws or change the State Constitution through…
1) Stay tuned for the 2011 Oregon Legislative Session. And don’t forget that we will now have annual sessions, which will be even more exciting for law librarians who…
There is a new website from the Immigration Advocates Network for low and moderate-income immigrants: Immigration Law Help dot org The website includes a searchable directory of free or…
The latest volume of the Oregon Law Review, vol. 85, no. 4, 2006, has one article (out of six total) about Oregon law. It is the Comment “Missing from…
Permanent and temporary law librarian positions with U.S. Court Libraries in Portland, Seattle, and Pasadena. For more information, link to the Ninth Circuit Library System’s employment page….
…We all have these public law library patrons, but who can tell their stories with such humor and exasperation – and with excellent legal research tips! (Public libraries everywhere have…
…“how much time do you have?” response. This article linked to from today’s Library Link of the Day reminded me of a question I had last week, which was…
2020 Data Privacy Forum Date: 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm PST January 31, 2020 Join Lewis & Clark Law School at the 1st Annual Data Privacy Law Forum….
Oregon Legal Research Blog