Oregon Legal Research Blog…Private property or services taken for public use19. Imprisonment for debt20. Equality of privileges and immunities of…
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Oregon Constitution in Small Bites: #4
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Consumer Tip: Moving Companies Operating in Oregon Must be Licensed
…by the state. That includes having a business license, undergoing a criminal background check, completing a household goods carrier license application through ODOT, and possessing liability and property damage insurance,…
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Drafting Your Own Will? A Cautionary Tale
…made out should be distributed under the laws of intestacy, which govern distribution of property for those who die without a will. The reason: The E-Z form did not have…
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Oregon Landlord-Tenant Law: Habitability Questions
From the Washington County (Oregon) Law Librarian: Rental property Habitability questions can be separate from Repair questions for landlord and tenants, but the two can overlap, as you might…
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Bizarre Holiday Laws
…In Provo, Utah, there is a city ordinance that restricts residents from using a snowball or any object that could be labeled as a “missile,” to inflict damage to other’s…
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Don’t Throw Out that “Old” Oregon Law Book! (Motor Vehicle, Criminal Law, and Probate Law Revisions)
…historical legal resources. An Old Book may still contain Good Law. Think criminal, land use, toxic waste, education, and property laws (how old is the oldest private property in this…
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Technology in Oregon’s Legal Community
You can view OSB E-Filing Task Force Report at the OSB web page, here. And, the latest issue of the OSB Intellectual Property Newsletter, from the OSB Intellectual…
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It’s a Beautiful Plagiarism
…couple of days ago to Posner’s book on plagiarism. Enjoy: “The idea that culture can be property—intellectual property—is used to justify everything from attempts to force the Girl Scouts to…
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Doing Business Abroad: Do Your Homework
…invest, buy property, or live in another country. This isn’t to say unforeseen things can’t go wrong; after all, s**** happens. But you can at least minimize the risks and…