…from Webhosts 4) Third-party The Portland Mercury’s Opposition to Plaintiff’s Motion to Compel 5) Plaintiff’s Motion to Compel 6) Civil Subpoena Duces Tecum Re: 2007 ORS 44.510 et seq….
OSB recently published 2006 revisions to their “Creditors’ Rights and Remedies” and “Oregon Uniform Civil Jury Instructions” CLE manuals/deskbooks (could I start a movement to STOP calling them CLEs…
…participating in the civil discourse. 6) And, if you’re planning to speak in front of the Legislature, here’s my previous blog post on the subject, with links and suggestions. 7)…
…Rules run the gamut from the statewide Oregon Rules of Civil Procedure and Uniform Trial Court Rules and more, all of which you can find at the Oregon Judicial Department…
Blogging is a commitment – it’s not a civil (or criminal) commitment, although it sometimes may feel that way, but it’s still something to take seriously (and I also…
…information at the PLF website, including this memo that was revised January 12, 2010: “Understanding the New Filing Fee Requirements in Civil Cases (HB 2287) Effective: October 1, 2009”…
…how to respond) and complaint (initial request or plea to a court in a civil matter) are filed in a court. The summons and complaint are served (that is, delivered)…
…not to suggest that news organizations have lost interest and others shouldn’t be interested in open courtrooms. For that matter some, the American Civil Liberties Union in particular, have remained…
We not only admire civil servants who come up with creative solutions that save taxpayers money, we especially love it when managers ask and listen to their front line…
…Public posting of the full Oregon Public Records and Meetings Manual,3) Change in policy about reporting, publicly, on civil investigations, and, 4) The appointment of a public records chief, that…
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