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Category: Featured Gov Doc
TED: The Editor’s Desk
TED: The Editor’s Desk, is the Bureau of Labor Statistic’s (BLS) daily information publication. The BLS advertises that “…if you give The Editor’s Desk a few minutes a day, within a week you’ll sound pretty clever about economics, within a month you will be extremely well-informed about the economy, and within a year you will …Read the Rest…
Ohio H.B. No.59: Taxation of Legal Services
There is legislation pending in the Ohio House of Representatives that would result in a tax on legal services. The Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association has created a Tax Opposition Toolkit for lawyers and clients who want to encourage their representatives to oppose this tax. The proposed legislation that would cause this change is H.B. 59. …Read the Rest…
United States Courts Opinions on FDsys
Do you need a federal court opinion and not have a PACER account? The United States Courts Opinions — BETA database on FDsys is “a pilot project between the U.S. Government Printing Office (GPO) and the Administrative Office of the United States Courts (AOUSC) to provide public access to opinions from selected United States appellate, …Read the Rest…
GPO Bookstore’s New Look
The Government Printing Office (GPO) is changing its bookstore’s home page. To see the new site click the link on the home page featuring Uncle Sam telling you to preview the beta site. The new page reminds me of my own regional public library’s digital library home page. It highlights recent releases, the week’s best sellers, and customers …Read the Rest…
Useful Books by Color
Certain commonly-used print books that often are published in annual, or more frequent, editions are sometimes referred to by the color of their covers. Law students probably have heard of the Bluebook: A Uniform System of Citation. Here are some other useful titles, with their colorful nicknames and their actual (full) titles. These are government …Read the Rest…
Budget Cuts Affecting American Community Survey
Last week, the House of Representatives voted to cut funding for the American Community Survey, which the Census Bureau has been using instead of the long form census. Politics The voting on this legislation was, with only a few exceptions, on party lines. Supporters of the American Community Survey, mainly Democrats and people who benefit …Read the Rest…
TED: The Editor’s Desk
TED: The Editor’s Desk, is the Bureau of Labor Statistic’s (BLS) daily information publication. The BLS advertises that “…if you give The Editor’s Desk a few minutes a day, within a week you’ll sound pretty clever about economics, within a month you will be extremely well-informed about the economy, and within a year you will …Read the Rest…
Ohio H.B. No.59: Taxation of Legal Services
There is legislation pending in the Ohio House of Representatives that would result in a tax on legal services. The Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association has created a Tax Opposition Toolkit for lawyers and clients who want to encourage their representatives to oppose this tax. The proposed legislation that would cause this change is H.B. 59. …Read the Rest…
United States Courts Opinions on FDsys
Do you need a federal court opinion and not have a PACER account? The United States Courts Opinions — BETA database on FDsys is “a pilot project between the U.S. Government Printing Office (GPO) and the Administrative Office of the United States Courts (AOUSC) to provide public access to opinions from selected United States appellate, …Read the Rest…
GPO Bookstore’s New Look
The Government Printing Office (GPO) is changing its bookstore’s home page. To see the new site click the link on the home page featuring Uncle Sam telling you to preview the beta site. The new page reminds me of my own regional public library’s digital library home page. It highlights recent releases, the week’s best sellers, and customers …Read the Rest…
Useful Books by Color
Certain commonly-used print books that often are published in annual, or more frequent, editions are sometimes referred to by the color of their covers. Law students probably have heard of the Bluebook: A Uniform System of Citation. Here are some other useful titles, with their colorful nicknames and their actual (full) titles. These are government …Read the Rest…
Budget Cuts Affecting American Community Survey
Last week, the House of Representatives voted to cut funding for the American Community Survey, which the Census Bureau has been using instead of the long form census. Politics The voting on this legislation was, with only a few exceptions, on party lines. Supporters of the American Community Survey, mainly Democrats and people who benefit …Read the Rest…