Lawyers and librarians who buy legal books and databases rely on the stupendous “Legal Information Buyer’s Guide & Reference Manual” and we welcome the latest 2012 edition. You…
Every blogger has a “Comment” policy, written or unwritten. As “public sector” bloggers, we have responsibilities (to readers and employers) beyond our own narrow personal preferences. I really…
I missed PI Buzz while it was on hiatus and am glad to see Tamara is back in the blogging saddle, but maybe not on a punishing schedule…
beSpacific alerts us to this Congressional Research Service (CRS) report on federal privacy protection laws: Excerpt: “”There is no comprehensive federal privacy statute that protects…
…Find Oregon Appellate Court Briefs research guide, which will be updated shortly 2) Full-text Oregon appellate court briefs at the State of Oregon Law Library (SOLL) Digital Law Library website:…
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…blog post at Legal Research Plus, “How to Use Legislative History to Teach Grammar ,” cites and links to Prof. Susan J. Hankin’s “Statutory Interpretation in the Age of…
1) For documents cited in Oregon court filings I recommend starting with the free, official, and online OJD Appellate Court Style Manual. You can link to that PDF, but…
…list of legal dictionaries , print and online) for the following words, but you need to use your own state’s statutes and case law for specifics: Pardon, Expungement, Clemency, Commutation,…
…know LII, you know free doesn’t mean you have to sacrifice quality. The books are based on LII’s federal rules collections, the premiere, free versions of the federal rules online….
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