…New York’s counsel, Denley Chew, slapped down some $2 bills and challenged a room of lawyers and legal researchers with laptops and iPhones to find the authoritative text of the…
This is a legal reference question that comes up again and again and again and ….. What can I do about my neighbor’s barking dog? It depends, of course,…
…& Answer websites: Conveyance Quandry? Consult a Traffic Blog! In Oregon, we do have the Oregonian’s Road Report, but it’s not quite the same thing, is it? And then there…
…cases, but not U.S. district court cases. Check out the Cornell Legal Information website, see how many District Courts post their opinions on their public websites, but not Oregon….
…this handbasket), check out your county health department’s websites. For example: 1) Washington County 2) State of Oregon Flu website 3) See also these for more lessons…
…webpage, then contact the court directly for information. Click here to find a directory with contact information for all circuit courts and links to circuit court websites.”…
…they have run in recent days, nor will it be the last. These stories show up on the front pages of newspapers, blogs, and websites far and yon. Where to…
…you haven’t skipped a step or two that could cost you a lot of money or time. 2) Both the Oregon State Bar (OSB) and Legal Aid Service of Oregon…
…Department of Motor Vehicles b) Oregon and federal traffic-related websites c) Oregon Administrative Rules (OAR) / Oregon Department of Transportation Rulemaking d) Don’t forget your county and city codes and…
Citing to digital legal resources with specificity (and confidence in the URL’s permanence) is tricky business. Documents and websites have a habit of moving around cyberspace – a lot….
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