…maintain free archives of 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).)…
If you’re not tracking news of Robot Lawyers then you’re not keeping up with the legal research profession. No, not a “robotic” lawyer, but the Artificial Intelligence (AI) kind….
…with your library card). I try to provide enough bibliographic data to enable you to search those newspaper databases and find the exact article you want.) Excerpts from the article:…
…UK news sources will keep you well informed, too, e.g. BBC News, Times of London, the Guardian, (check both US and UK editions), The Independent (also both US and UK editions),…
ABA Journal News: Savings produced by court budget cuts are exceeded by harmful economic effects (white paper) The white paper, “The Economics of Justice,” by Eric J. Magnuson, Steven…
The news that AirBnB plans to set up shop (NA headquarters?) in Portland, Oregon (and that cheers have gone up from people who previously had been wringing their hands about…
rubble of a kennel in France….” (read full article) (Thanks to Rob at Lewis & Clark’s Boley Law Library and his Law in the News, for the, uh, lead.)…
…the news (paper and digital), and attend local events where candidates are speaking. Local: Check your county election office and website for updates. (You can also visit the Oregon Legislature’s…
…Visit the Oregon Secretary of State Election Division or your county election office for information on registering online or in person. Local newspapers and websites have been running stories about…
…is what prompts graduates with degrees in library science to take detours—some temporary, others permanent—into managing books behind bars. Like public librarians, Hart organized book clubs, wrangled donations, and set…
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