Oregon Legal Research BlogFastcase Driving the Pace of Pocket Research Power: Releases First Android Research App…
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Fastcase Releases First Android Research App
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FDR’s Supreme Court: Terry Gross Interview with Jeff Shesol
We just heard that Terry Gross’s April 13th, 2010, interview with Jeff Shesol, author of “Supreme Power: Franklin Roosevelt vs. the Supreme Court” was highly entertaining and educational (a…
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Oregon Voter Registration Deadline is OCTOBER 12TH, 2010
…account of sex. Section 2. Congress shall have power to enforce this article by appropriate legislation.” Documentary: Iron Jawed Angels Wikipedia Iron Jawed Angels and IMDB Iron Jawed Angels…
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Justice Bedsworth Pays Homage to the Judicial Clerks Amongst Us
Justice Bedsworth in his July 2010 Criminal Waste of Space column, in the OC Lawyer Magazine, tells a couple of his favorite judicial clerks stories. New lawyers, especially, should…
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Oregon Prenuptial Agreements (Contracts)
Note: I use the term “temporary” marriage below instead of “short-term” marriage because the latter is how marriages of very short duration are described and labeled in some courts….
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Pedestrians: Learn Your Rights at Willamette Pedestrian Coalition Clinic
The Willamette Pedestrian Coalition is sponsoring a Pedestrian Legal Clinic. Visit the WPC’s website for dates, times, locations of the clinics. The WPC also has information about grants…
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Oregon Non-Attorney Notaries May Not Advertise or Serve as a “Notario Publico”
Unlike their powers in some other counties, a non-attorney notary in Oregon (and in most of the U.S.) may not provide attorney or attorney-like services: Excerpts from the Oregon…
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50% off Sale: State and Federal Surplus Store in Salem, April 5th
State and Federal Surplus Property Office furniture will be 50 percent off the marked price. Visitors can also find desktop and laptop computers, bicycles, lawn and garden equipment, power…
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Bicyclists and Pedestrians: “Purposefully Cowardly”
I loved this expression, purposefully cowardly, as a description of the care pedestrians and bicyclists must take when traveling the highways and byways. It was used by Neal Pierce…
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Oregon Constitution in Small Bites: Bite #12, Article III, Distribution of Powers
Links to Previous Bites can be found at, Oregon Consitution in Small Bites: So Far. Today: Oregon Constitution in Small Bites: Bite #12, Article III, Distribution of Powers ARTICLE…