From the Washington Canadian Embassy web site: “Members of Inadmissible Classes include those who have been convicted of MINOR OFFENCES (including shoplifting, theft, assault, dangerous driving, unauthorized possession of…
…law students I would sometimes take a story from the newspaper (the Washington Post on the latest goings on in the Executive Branch was always filled with good teaching examples)…
…visit your local law library to see and hear and not just read about these government publications. We love this stuff: a previous Washington D.C. tour highlight for a bunch…
…1) Law Library of Congress: How to Locate Free Case Law on the Internet 2) Georgetown Law Library’s Free and Low Cost Legal Research Guide 3) University of Washington Gallagher…
…and 752 have used them to die. Four other states – Washington, Montana, Vermont and New Mexico – have authorized aid in dying. Compassion & Choices has campaigns in place…
…legal databases is at the University of Washington Law School Library (and say thank you to the law librarians for all their excellent guides.) Thank you to beSpacific for reminding…
…2/14/14 compilation of local laws: Medical marijuana: Oregon cities that have banned dispensaries The Municipal Research and Services Center of Washington (state) has their own compilation of medical marijuana laws….
On October 24, 2014, Georgetown University Law Library in Washington, D.C. will host a symposium that explores the problem of link and reference rot: “404/File Not Found: Link Rot,…
…for small children — it’s still kind of scary. [Peirce] I’ve ridden my bike for 40 years in Washington, and I’ve never had an accident. You have to be careful….
…as usual.) From the Oregonian story: “… Peacocks have ambled the grounds for as long as any employee can recall — perhaps since the zoo moved to Washington Park in…
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