Oregon Legal Research BlogJustice Bedsworth welcomes you to January 2009, with a legal puzzle of almost, hmm, biblical proportion. Excerpt: “… Ms. Doe(4) closed the book on Chopin and Haydn one day…
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More Stunning Peanut Recall News
in 2007 and 2008, prompting a congresswoman to call yesterday for a criminal investigation by the Justice Department. Michael Rogers of the FDA said the company violated good manufacturing practices…
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Oregon Comcast Late Fee Class Action Lawsuit
…It’s an Oregon class action in which the class claims that Comcast illegally charged TV cable service late fees in Oregon. Here is the link to the order for those…
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Consumer Law News and Advice in Oregon
…not my bailiwick.) That said, be sure to look at their consumer info, especially, but not only, the Complaint Desk. I cut out some of the best Oregon consumer news…
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Art and Law: the Intersection (via Maira Kalman)
If you missed the Maira Kalman and Justice Ginsburg May it Please the Court (and Pursuit of Happiness) illustrated article, from the New York Times, 4/23/09, catch it now….
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Oregon Federal Public Defender Wins ABA 2009 Silver Gavel Award
Steve Wax, Oregon’s Chief Federal Public Defender has won the 2009 American Bar Association (ABA) Silver Gavel Award for his book, “Kafka Comes to America: Fighting for Justice in…
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Oregon Attorney General Opinions and Letters of Advice
Non-attorney Oregon legal researchers frequently overlook Oregon attorney-general opinions. Not every legal problem will require a search of attorney general opinions, but you don’t want to miss this research…
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Bedsworth Tips his Hat (and his wit) to Jailbirds Who Fly the Coop
It’s a new month and the funniest judge in the country is still on the bench and online: Justice Bedsworth, of the California Court of Appeals, returns in July…
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Land Use, Oregon, and the U.S. Supreme Court
…laws, those guarantees would be meaningless. More than four decades ago, Justice Potter Stewart warned that, without a constitutional limit on the states’ power to determine the nature of property,…
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Impact of Budget Cuts on Oregon Judicial Department
From the OJD Media Releases, click on “What’s New” from the drop-down menu and see the 6/14/10 link to the document: Chief Justice Identifies Impact of Potential Budget Reductions…