From U.S. Courts News, 1/31/13: Access to Court Opinions Expands “A pilot project giving the public free, text-searchable, online-access to court opinions now is available to all federal appellate,…
…ask are often as elusive as it almost was here for Laura Gunderson – and kudos to her for persistent research, which is often exactly what one has to do…
This survey, from the Stanford Law School Robert Crown Law Library, is for the Serious Minded Legal Research Service User (and the one who also monitors The Budget): Law…
…a general election ballot measure….” (continue reading Blue Book entry) Try these two websites for research on the Process of Initiative & Referendum: 1) Secretary of State, Initiative, Referendum and…
I looked at my original blog Oregon Legal Research (OLR) description (aka header) (unchanged since I started blogging in October 2005) and gave a small shudder. I then read…
…offenders, Updated February 2010: This bibliography of recent research has been compiled from the library collection of the Australian Institute of Family Studies. ·…
…18 said they would use it if they had the budget for it. (A third package mentioned by some library chiefs was Research Monitor from Priory Solutions.) “The technology has…
LLRX dot com also has this info-packed article: Deep Web Research 2009, by Marcus P. Zillman, December 28, 2008….
What if you get a traffic ticket and it’s based on the police officer’s wrong assumption about the law? It never hurts to do a little legal research, and…
…stake, please, please do your research or consult an attorney. You have no appeal from a Circuit Court Small Claims Court small claims court verdict. The Oregon…
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