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…best, and most productive, discussions I’ve had have been with the people at the Multnomah County Library who drafted these: a) Social Software Policy for Multnomah County Library Users…

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…  Special thanks to the Portland Branch Librarian of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit for confirming that the State Archives Rules staff can help with locating…

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From Oregonlive, here: “Forest Grove’s attempt to condemn 140 acres of farmland just outside its border came to an abrupt halt Thursday when Washington County Circuit Judge Mark Gardner…

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From the Washington County (Oregon) Law Librarian: This question comes to law librarians with a variety of different back stories, but the gist of the question remains: Question: What…

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The briefs for this Oregon Court of Appeals case, docket #124560, are available as PDF documents and can be emailed to you. Contact the Washington County Law Library, lawlibrary@co.washington.or.us….

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…is also problematic when states follow the federal guidelines, as Oregon and Washington do, in determining whether the intern must be compensated….…Roberts and Oregon’s Bureau of Labor and Industries could…

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…luck as you can now download the LibraryWorld Search app for Android and iOS (available through their respective app stores). Washington County Law Library’s catalog is available to search under the library name WCLL2.  LibraryWorld also has a mobile…

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