The Washington County Law Library now offers eBook access to a variety of legal titles, including some key Oregon legal research materials. The pilot project was made possible in…
…court, Beat Your Ticket. 4) OSB public information page on traffic court/tickets: Should I Fight My Traffic Ticket? 5) And, don’t forget to look at Oregon Legal Research blog posts…
…not use it? But do use the ORS and the OAR to research the permanent impairment laws the state does have. Given how confusing this…
When Oregon Laws are codified*, they can be scattered all over their corresponding legislative subject compilation, the Oregon Revised Statutes, so, unless you are a researcher with too much…
…system, and indeed, even just reading a contract you think you want to sign requires a level of legal literacy and analysis beyond what even the best legal researcher can…
Consumer Reports and OnGuard both had useful laptop and computer security articles recently: From OnGuard: “Treat it like cash.” From Consumer Reports, a story on protecting yourself online….
…researchers are funny that way. We can’t rely just on news stories. Go figure.) Here’s the Willamette Week story: Attorney General Says Treasurer Ted Wheeler Is Ineligible to Run For…
Is it possible to visit iLibrarian and not find something useful for the online writer? Is it possible to visit Men With Pens and not learn something about —…
…anyone – librarians love happy endings!). A bit of online sleuthing brings mo-ped reunion, from the Sunday Oregonian (print) and online, September 20, 2009. From the Oregon Secretary of State’s…
…is also no reason in the world (is there?) why the Oregon AG’s Public Records and Meetings Manual is not online at the DOJ website, IN FULL. It is online…
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