On Thursday, December 28th, 2006, from 8-9 p.m., Jenn Bascom, Clackamas County Law Librarian, and I, the Washington County Law Librarian, will appear on Legally Speaking with the host…
…Washington County, Oregon, and both well worth a visit (and one might power you for the other), are: The Elephant Garlic Festival!! Go to funstinks dot com. The Air Show…
…Bloom packed the back room of Chinatown’s House of Louie restaurant, addressing representatives of firms from Gunderson Inc. to Expeditors International of Washington Inc. The students and practitioners of international…
…collecting as guilty pleasures. Multnomah and Washington County residents love and value their libraries, and their books, so toss that guilt out the window, or at least recycle it with…
…a small annual fee. Check out this CNET Story, Free Information for the Taking. Check out Multnomah County Public Library web page.Check out Washington County Public Library web pages.Check out…
…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)…
Sunday’s Oregonian, 5/27/07, had two stories about two prosecutors, Norman Frink, Jr., a Multnomah County prosecutor and Mark Lindquist, a Pierce County, Washington, prosecutor (who will discuss his new…
…To register, call 503-397-1608. (The phone number for the Columbia County Legal Aid office is 503-397-1628.) The Washington County SALC staff will provide the legal service….
…go to ask questions when they don’t go to lawyers) and that the wrong picture is used for Washington County Courthouse (it seems to be the Wasco County Courthouse, maybe?),…
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…
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