Oregon Legal Research BlogFinal recount results are in, here. Of course, there is also this:Official Count from the Oregon Secretary of State’s election web page (which hasn’t been updated since the 11th,…
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Response-Ability: Defending the Yoga Instructor When a Student is Injured
While reading a magazine article “Play Your Part: Accept responsibility for what you bring to each moment and enjoy the power of truth,” by Sally Kempton, printed in the…
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Oregon Pedestrian Rights Legal Guidebook
Read the legal guide book (156 pages!) “Oregon Pedestrian Rights: A Legal Guide for Persons on Foot,” from one of the lawyers who brought us these other guides, which…
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Oregon Constitution in Small Bites: Bite #1 and Bite #2
If you can’t read the Oregon Constitution in one gulp (and it is a bit of a dog’s breakfast), how about in small bites? (I’ll post a…
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Naughty, Naughty: Lawyers and Public Officials: Disciplinary Records
that surface when you hear disciplinary records (yawn). Oh, the power of words. On to yawn, uh, disciplinary records: From PI Buzz, both posts by Tamara Thompson: 8/23/08, Find…
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The Sub-Prime Primer: An illustrated slide-show
…glaze over when you hear the word, “sub-prime” or “foreclosure“? Then link to the Sub-Prime Primer, via Ernie the Attorney’s 2/27/08 post, “The sub-prime mess explained (in Power Point).”…
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Self-Help: Towing Problems in Portland, Oregon
Here’s a story about a man who was wronged – and how it took him 5 months to right the wrong. (We see a lot of people in the…
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Oregon Constitution in Small Bites: Bite #8 (Bill of Rights, 43-45)
court may not be set aside or otherwise not carried out, except as authorized by the sentencing court or through the subsequent exercise of:(A) The power of the Governor to…
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What’s a Dollar Worth?
1) “What’s a Dollar Worth?” on the homepage of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis. 2) Also at: Purchasing Power of Money in the United States from 1774…
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Oregon Constitution in Small Bites: Bite #9 (Article II, Suffrage and Elections)
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