Oregon Legal Research Blog“Better than Google: Libraries offer online databases with quality information – for free,” by Dan Giancaterino, from “Philadelphia Lawyer,” courtesy of Jenkins Law Library. Article here. “One evening,…
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Crime, Mental Illness, Politics, Law and Libraries
1) Crime in the library, the lighter side (public librarians laughing darkly) 2) People with Mental Illnesses in the Library (public librarians not laughing, darkly or otherwise) 3) Library…
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International Animators Converge on Portland
…those arriving beforehand to enjoy our fair city’s sights and sounds, tastes and smells). Most events have entrance fees but not all. The Multnomah County Library is hosting a free…
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The Secret Life of Oregon Legislative History
…visiting and calling the State Library, the State Law Library, historical societies, newspaper libraries, talking to legislative staff, etc., but the brave new world is with us, you know, those…
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Oregon Last Will and Testament: Free, downloadable forms?
…will-writing books you find online and in the library are very useful for showing you what information and documentation you need to gather and think about. You can even use…
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Quick Tips: How to Research Oregon Legislation and the Oregon Legislature
…bill or law. 2) The Oregon State Library partners with the Legislature’s Library to make sure legislators, state employees, and Oregonians have professional research assistance for their legislative question. Telephone:…
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I’ve been charged with a crime in Oregon: What Happens Next?
…a lawyer. I can’t say that enough. It is false economy not to. As I tell everyone who comes into my law library, “I know what I’m doing in…
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How to Find a Lawyer in Oregon – in 6 Easy Steps
We (meaning my stupendous library assistants and I) have finally released a copy of our How to Find a Lawyer in Oregon – in 6 Easy Steps. (If this…
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Willy-Nilly is Not a Legal Research Strategy: Public Law Librarians and Advice to Unpublished Children’s Book Authors
Pro se (aka pro per or self-represented) law library patrons have a tough time of it. If you didn’t learn in high school or college how to learn, how…
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100 Uses for Pocket U.S. Constitutions
…it occurred to me that I should start a 100 Uses for Pocket U.S. Constitutions list. Here goes: 1) To hand out to law library patrons on Constitution Day.2) To…