…part of civil trial court where the amount claimed is $10,000 or less. Additionally, lawyers are not allowed, on either side, to participate in small claims hearings without the judge’s…
Article, from the Oregon State Bar Litigation Section, June/July 2017: Judge’s Corner: “Use of Fictitious Names for Parties in Civil Litigation in Oregon,” by The Honorable James Hargreaves (Senior…
…kindly, patiently, and with much skill) has on their web site this database: “Historical Publications of the United States Commission on Civil Rights.” “In conjunction with the Thurgood Marshall Law…
See March 18, 2010, OLR blog post for updated links . The Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA) affects every litigant, lawyer, and judge. Ignore it at your peril….
…impression is that for anyone serious about the process, cite-checking is called “legal research” because it is such an integral part of the process. In the same way that suturing…
Civil disobedience, and its close cousin, civil resistance, has existed for centuries, maybe longer. The recent Gene Sharp article in the New York Times (2/17/11) had a long…
…of civil liberties and civil rights matters, including but not limited to the death penalty, immigrant rights, and unfair procedural barriers to the courts. Donate to the OJRC….” [Link to…
…Information Institute) LII Rules of Civil Procedure (which will have the new rules on Dec 1). 4) Law Professors Blogs Network: Civil Procedure Prof Blog. 5) Oregon Federal District Court…
…in the outcome of this case and could well make a difference in future cases. That issue concerns the nature of the Oregon Rules of Civil Procedure — specifically, whether…
…of assistance. Here are some sources of information and forms: Oregon State Sheriffs’ Association Civil Process Manual (aka “Sheriffs’ Manual”) 1) Chapter 4: Provisional Process, descriptions, practice tips, and forms,…
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