…is so familiar to a public law librarian: many, many people come into the law library to ask, “Where and How Do I Appeal?” Complete answers to questions people…
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Creative Copyright Event at UO Portland, July 16th for Musicians, Artists, Writers
…to know how musicians and artists might talk to an entertainment attorney, and vice versa? Join the UO Portland Library and Learning Commons at 6:30 pm on Thursday, July 16…
New legal research guide – Administrative law
If you’ve been following the news regarding the proposed administrative rule eliminating Native American mascots in Oregon public schools, and wanted to know more administrative…
Book Bytes on Bike Box: How? Follow the Digital Crumbs
From: “Seattle Public Library Puts Books on Bikes”: “The library is a zebra-print lunch box tucked into the back of a pedicab and stuffed with old-fashioned paperbacks and digital…
Read the Whole Screen: You’re Never too “Experienced” for More Training
This is true whether you climb mountains or research the law. How many times do you read a news report about a tragedy on a mountain where the climber,…
How to Write an “Oregon Encyclopedia” Entry & Other Oregon History Research Tips
Free, public workshop at the Multnomah Central Library: Sunday, June 10, 20121:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.Multnomah County Central Library801 SW 10th Avenue, Portland, OR U.S. Bank Room. Free and…
Oregon Small Claims Court: A Checklist for Plaintiffs and Defendants
…at the Washington County Law Library. 7) Last, but not least: Unless it is absolutely impossible, you should always visit Small Claims Court before your case and sit in on the…
Oregon Revised Statutes Copyright Dispute: The Copyright Comic Book (and a few more side dishes)
…various blogs and news sites that are running stories about this dispute. 1) For fun, start with Bound by Law, the copyright comic book by Keith Aoki, James Boyle, and…
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