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Multnomah County Library’s “Conversation Project” (“[t]his series is part of a statewide humanities program that promotes thoughtful discussions about important ideas.”) covers some interesting topics, including this one: The…

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…IRS as being arbitrary in its decision-making process and adverse to the journalism industry….” [Link to CMLP homepage announcement and linked page] Citizen Media Law Project homepage and blog….

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…For more information on compiling histories of ballot initiatives: See my Ballot Measure Archive Project blog posts and read the “Quasi-Legislative History Research” chapter in the 2015 OLI CLE, “Oregon…

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…9th Circuit jurisdiction may enter the contest. “An essay and video contest for high school students in the western United States and Pacific Islands….” Visit the Classroom Law Project for…

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…Referral webpage 2) Classroom Law Project: their Oregon Constitution / Initiative and Referendum Lesson Plan (always a place for excellent information, especially, if you are interested in teaching young people…

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“The CIR is an innovative way of publicly evaluating ballot measures so voters have clear, useful, and trustworthy information at election time.” The Oregon Citizens’ Initiative Review Commission…

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One of my favorite Robert Mankoff (New Yorker) cartoons has this caption (and you can search the Cartoon Bank for a copy): “One question: If this is the…

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…the Legislature’s webpage in a Table called either Statutes Affected by 2008 Measures or, in the actual table, labeled: “ORS SECTIONS AMENDED, REPEALED OR “ADDED TO” This system of publication,…

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…and unusual punishment. Tofurkey Producer Sues Texas over Labeling Laws The makers of Tofurkey, Turtle Island Foods, is an Oregon company that produces plant-based products. They have filed a suit…

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