Oregon Legal Research Blog…number or party name and pull up the case on OECI. Your local law library can help you with this process. Oregon’s appellate courts have a different system. Most of…
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Small Claims Court Resources for Oregon Lawyers: CLEs, Video, Books, History
We have lots of OLR blog posts for the public about Oregon Small Claims Courts (SCC), but this particular OLR blog post addresses the most frequently asked SCC questions…
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How to Find Oregon Appellate Court Briefs
…update this information: State of Oregon Law Library has a link to their briefs collection or you can use this research guide: How to Find Oregon Appellate Court Briefs…
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B is for Briefs: How to Find Oregon Appellate Court Briefs
We need to update our “How to Find Oregon Appellate Court Briefs” guide. You can find the “latest” version in our document list (under B for Briefs)….
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Researching Appellate Court Briefs: Online? Low-cost?
Law librarians teach law students and new lawyers that state and federal appellate court briefs are treasure troves, but they are not the easiest documents to search. For example,…
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Washington State Supreme Court Briefs Now Online
Appellate Court briefs. (And see here for more information on appeals in Oregon courts.) Appellate court briefs are a terrific source of information for all legal researchers….
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Special State Criminal Courts for Veterans
I read an interesting story in the National Law Journal (12/22/08, vol. 31, no. 17, p.1) about special state courts just for veterans. It’s free on their website…
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Oregon Chief Justice: 2014 State of the Courts Address: eCourt & Access to Justice
Read Chief Justice Ballmer’s 2014 State of the Courts address/report….
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PACER Update: How to Find Federal Court Documents Removed by the U.S. Administrative Office of the Courts
The University of North Carolina Law Library has developed a guide on: Accessing Docket Information Directly from the Courts Affected by the Removal of Information. Previous OLR blog posts…
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Legal Self-Help Clinic for Appeals (Minnesota)
no cost, with a volunteer attorney to better understand the rules and procedures of Minnesota’s appellate courts. Volunteer attorneys are coordinated through the Appellate Practice Section of the Minnesota State…