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…and therefore affirm….” (Link to full opinion from the OJD website.) DISCLAIMERS and regrets: 1) We generally cannot respond to specific legal research questions, though there are exceptions. 2) The…

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…scannable, so library staff members spent years tracking down missing volumes and pages, to provide a publicly accessible, free legal resource for Oregon law researchers….” [See full press release.] Previous…

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…we have so many better, bigger, free sources of the same information (see sidebar), some of which also have search engines.  You can’t do legal research without a search engine, among…

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When Private Investigators (like PI Buzz), Genealogists, and iLibrarians collaborate, Information Magic happens. For example: PI Buzz’s Private Investigator Research Links from August 2012 include this: Places for Finding…

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Law Library (SOLL) has NOLO, the Multnomah Law Library has NCLC (on-site use only) among other print and online legal research resources, and selected Oregon county law libraries have other…

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