Sometimes you just need a legal research guide, not a full-bodied Google or Dogpile search. Try this from our wonderful law librarian colleagues at Cornell University Law Library,…
When legal memos are one and the same with the “content” of the Internet, is there any hope for the future? “Cats, Frogs, and [don’t spam me please*]…
…them they have some of the best, most practical, and sometimes even fun legal research information web pages. Thanks for sharing! Here’s the UW Low-Cost Legal Research Services on…
If you haven’t discovered the wealth of legal research information at LLRX, here’s your chance to take a quick tour. Start with Law of the Pacific Islands, but explore…
The Washington County Law Library has a new legal research guide on filing, finding, registering, and amending Oregon vital records and locating vital records from…
…primarily as a starting point for further discussion: 1) Oregon public law libraries will become active partners with statewide legal service providers to explore and develop types of cooperative agreements…
Today’s Oregonian (my starter commuter newspaper) had lots of legal news today. In fact, too much for me to do this all in one swell foop. And I haven’t…
…Pro Books.): Other Sources of Information on law book publishers: 1) AALL CRIV List (not up to date, but still very useful)2) Legal Researchers Desk Reference (from Infosourcing Publishing)…
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