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Oregon Condo Law and Lawyer Blogs
…can find U.S. Supreme Court and Court of Appeals cases, but not U.S. district court cases. Check out the Cornell Legal Information website, see how many District Courts post their…
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Legal News Around the Oregonian Today
…courts in Oregon Opinion piece on Measure 37 Property taxes and the double majority Youlee You appointed to Multnomah Co Circuit Court Another minor sex abuse story More about ORS…
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Researching “Criminal Justice” versus Researching “The Law”
…and branches in law, courts, public policy, government, history, sociology, and psychology, but they are different fields of study. One could say that criminal justice is a subset of “the…
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Oregon Small Claims and Traffic Court: A Free CLE, July 29, 2010
If you’re interested in learning more about how Oregon Small Claims and Traffic courts operate, here’s your chance: Oregon Small Claims and Traffic CLE Presented by: Judge Steven A….
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Oregon Lawyers on Speaking to “The Media”
…to do when the media up. Run? Hide? Or Grab the Mic! A look at the OregonPress/Broadcaster/Bar Guidelines, Reporters Shield Law and Access to Courts.” (Print copy available…
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How Do I Find Someone in Oregon to Transcribe a Court Recording?
…the CD and how it was recorded. For example, Oregon Courts use FTR (“For The Record”) to record trials. Is that what is on your CD? 2) Second, keep in…
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PACER: Researching Federal Court Case Dockets and Documents
1) PACER is a U.S. Administrative Office of the Courts database. 2) PACER is an online federal court case docket system. 3) Anyone may subscribe to PACER (registration is…
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Oregon Classroom Law Project, and Baseball “Law”
…You just need to volunteer. (I’m volunteering so I can learn how to bring all that goodness out to my law library’s county.) Learn and teach about civics, courts, and…
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What is a Mental Health Court?
…More: The U.S. Department of Justice, Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA) describes different types of mental health court programs. More: See also the Wikipedia entry on Mental Health Courts….