Oregon Legal Research Blogcoming up with job titles that describe their unique skills with more specificity. And then again, maybe, what’s wrong with Public Information Officer? If you maintain an interactive online professional…
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Beware the Fill-in-the-Blank Power of Attorney Form, Please
…against the fragile or elderly people they are allegedly caring for …, If you ever wondered why public law librarians and lawyers go pale when people use Fill-in-the-Blank forms for…
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Finding Death Records and Obituaries in Oregon (and beyond)
1) Check first with your local public library! Public librarians know how to find all sorts of genealogical information in print and online and have networks for asking other…
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Student Loan Forgiveness: College and Professional Schools
The Public Service Loan Forgiveness program (and here) started July 1, 2009. There is more information, and links, at this Law School Academic News blog post….
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Oregon Revised Statutes (ORS): New, Free, Legal Research Database
…powered by law students (our future!). I like it so far – and its associated blog too. The owners solicit feedback, which I’m sure they’ll get from law librarians on…
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When Do I Have to Vacate My House After the Oregon Foreclosure Auction?
is there. (Hint, using the print ORS is a lot easier than using it online. Many Oregon public libraries have the ORS in print.) But, the…
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Oregon Road Kill Law
…etc.? A: Sources of laws and regulations: 1) Oregon Statutes and Regulations: look in the Oregon Revised Statutes (ORS), which are online and also in print at many public libraries…
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Oregon Constitution in Small Bites: Bite #9 (Article II, Suffrage and Elections)
…that persons who vote upon questions of levying special taxes or issuing public bonds shall be taxpayers. [Constitution of 1859; Amendment proposed by initiative petition filed Dec. 20, 1910, and…
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(4) Places to Start Your Search for that Elusive Book Title
…1) First, be a biblio-locavore! Try local resources first: Your public or state library may have an online reference service. In Oregon, we have statewide L-net and local public library…
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Small Claims Court in Oregon: What Do You Want to Know?
…webpage for your county’s Circuit Court Small Claims Court (directory here, at OJD) 3) Oregon State Bar (OSB) public pages on Small Claims Court (both print and a very useful…