Oregon Legal Research BlogFrom the Washington County (Oregon) Law Librarian: I posted recently about Service Dogs (and other animals) and in a recent Saturday’s Oregonian (11/8/08) there was a…
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Service Animals and the Law: Update
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Social Security Numbers: Privacy and Protection
From the Washington County (Oregon) Law Librarian: Law librarians often get questions from patrons about their Social Security Numbers. Here is an interesting report: King County Law Library Klues…
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Gentlemen, Ladies … Start your Resumes: the Plum Book is (almost) Open for Business
…Washington D.C. for a new Presidential administration, now is the time to get your resume out and buffed up. Prepare to compete for jobs with the best and the brightest…
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Food Allergy Resources in Portland-Metro Area (and beyond)
The Oregonians’ West Bureau ran a story by Dana Tierney in their Thursday, October 16th, 2008, print Washington County Weekly insert, “Food allergy group is nothing to sneeze at.”…
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Let’s Kill All the Law Libraries
…even have children. But this is a problem our local public librarians will and do address. My local libraries (thank you to Multnomah County and Washington County!)…
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How Do I Find Federal Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals Briefs?
…(Assoc Bar City of NY) 2) University of Washington School of Law: a) Reference 206-543-6794b) Copy and Send service: 206-616-2370 3) See also: a) PRIVATE COMPANIES in Bay Area: charge…
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Free Pocket U.S. Constitutions in Hillsboro (Oregon)
…be handing out pocket U.S. Constitutions at the Washington County Courthouse , from Noon to 1 p.m.) (Bring a friend and stay in Hillsboro for lunch. If you haven’t…
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How to Read a Case
…new law student must learn how to decipher case. To help you in that cause Law Professor Orin Kerr of George Washington University Law School has written How to…
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Indian Arts and Crafts Act (IACA): The Perilous Business of Selling “Indian-styled” Arts & Crafts
…ever wondered where to find the decisions of a given Indian tribe? A law librarian at the University of Washington has prepared this guide, Tribal Court Decisions: Sources…
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Oregon Law Enforcement and “Loud Bird Impersonations”
…the Washington County Sheriff’s Office responded just before 10 p.m. to warn Stanley Janes that his neighbors didn’t like the loud noises he was making at the home at 878…