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About OCDLA's "Books Online" Subscription Service
OCDLA's online subscription service is a spectacular investment.
2023 Updates — Search & Seizure Manual, Felony Sentencing in Oregon
2022 Updates – DUII Notebook, Search & Seizure Manual, Still at War
June 2021 – A new edition of the Search and Seizure Manual has been added.
March 2020 — The new edition of the DUII Notebook: A Comprehensive Guide to Your DUII Case has been added.
Tutorial
Available Manuals
Defending Sex Cases - View Table of Contents
DUII Notebook View Table of Contents 2020 edition - 2022 Update
Felony Sentencing in Oregon - View Table of Contents – 2019 Edition – June 2023 Update
Investigators Manual - View Table of Contents
Mental Health and Criminal Defense - View Table of Contents
Post Judgment Manual - View Table of Contents
Scientific Evidence: A Manual for Oregon Defense Attorneys - View Table of Contents
Search & Seizure Manual - View Table of Contents – 2021 edition - Updated in August, 2023
The Trial Notebook - View Table of Contents
Still at War: A Guide for Defenders, Prosecutors and Judges Dealing with Oregon's Veteran Defendant Crisis – 2020 Updates, 2022 Updates
Access is easy: Simply log in to the Library of Defense, and subscribers will have access to this entirely searchable material anywhere—from your phone in trial, your tablet in the court hallway, your laptop at home. Leave the books in the office, the PDFs on your desktop.
All cumulative updates have been incorporated directly into the main text, providing a seamless reading experience.
This is a stand-alone product. There is no need to purchase either PDF or hard copy formats of the books. Of course, those formats have their own unique sets of features and will remain available for purchase to complement the online library.
This new subscription service offers access to an extraordinary wealth of information in a user-friendly format for only $149/year.
Interested?
Purchase the new Subscription service in the OCDLA eStore.
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