…your local law library) of the Oregon Digest and the stand-alone (Thomson/West) “Words and Phrases” set, may also give you some more leads. 2) Any definition you find, either in…
There are a number of online Oregon public library directories: 1) Public Libraries dot com 2) Oregon State Library Directory 3) Oregon County Law Libraries (OCCLL Directory) 4) You…
…etc. Current CLEs? Check with OSB, OSB sections, MBA, and OLI for Small Claims Court CLEs for current MCLE credit. Past SCC CLEs? The Washington County Law Library has PDFs…
…Trademark; and The Craft Artist’s Legal Guide (check at your local public library to see if they carry the above-mentioned titles). Works of visual art are covered by copyright. However,…
…1) First, be a biblio-locavore! Try local resources first: Your public or state library may have an online reference service. In Oregon, we have statewide L-net and local public library…
For prisoners, the library as lifeline, by Dan Rodricks, Baltimore Sun, Feb. 7, 2010 ‘… Was she scared to be among men who had murdered and raped? “No. They…
If you want to work in a library, you need tech, people, library, AND information management skills. If classes like the ones listed at the Oregon State Library or any…
1) News sources: Most national news publications have annual “What Lawyers Earn” articles. Try the Wall Street Journal, U.S. News & World Report, ABA Journal, and other places. Use…
…of its back issues. Most public libraries, however, have newspaper databases that can be searched free of charge, often remotely (i.e. from any computer, with your library card). I try…
…Guido Mordechai Gonzalez (whatever) 5) Newspapers, newspaper editorials, newspaper endorsements, newspaper databases (the latter will be at your public library – you’ll need a subscription database to do a thorough…
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