Oregon Legal Research Blog…long-session year. For example, the 2017 Oregon legislative session ended in July 2017, but the 2017 ORS will not be published online or in print until early 2018. It will…
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Covid-19 Assistance in Oregon: Where to Begin if You Don’t Know Where to Begin
…our mobile app and online database. They “serve all 36 Oregon counties and Clark, Cowlitz, Skamania and Wahkiakum counties in Southwest Washington.” CALL 211 or 1-866-698-6155 TEXT your zip…
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Libraries Prepare to Answer Civil Legal Questions in Times of Crisis (60 minute webinar)
WebJunction has been teaching online for more than a decade – and they do a darn good job of it, too. This class: “Libraries Prepare to Answer Civil Legal…
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Help! I Need to Get a Document Notarized!
…Person to Get Something Notarized? You do need to appear in person, but Oregon has recently started to offer Remote Online Notarization (or RON) commissions to notaries. This allows a…
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A Free Web 2.0 Technology Course for Law Librarians
Not only is this free, but you don’t even have to commit to it* – wowsers!: A Free, Online Course to Introduce Law Librarians to Web 2.0 Technologies Excerpt:…
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Oregon Judicial Profiles and Other Biographical Information
…libraries may have additional print and online resources with judicial biographical information. (Law students use these resources when they are looking for judicial clerkships.) Oregon has 3 law…
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Oregon Paternity Laws: 2007 Update
…online, except to members – but available at some public law libraries). “The 2007 Amendments to Oregon Paternity Law,” by Leslie J. Harris, J.D. The same author of the…
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U.S. District Court of Oregon Cases NOT Available on a Free, Public Website
…all the loose (i.e. uninformed) talk about “it’s all online” and PACER possibly becoming free and open (with all those unredacted documents – maybe yours?), I expected to find all…
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To Facebook is Human, To LinkedIn Divine (and 20x More Likely to Improve Your Employment Situation)
iLibrarian alerts us to an Online College dot org blog post: 20 Compelling Reasons to Spend Less Time on Facebook and More Time on LinkedIn (Direct link to Online…
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PSU (and Library) Temporary Closure Due to Budget Cuts
…affiliates will continue to have access to the Library’s extensive online resources and to 24/7 online chat assistance through the Oregon Libraries Network (L-Net) (a service funded by the…