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The Media Release, “Oregon Courts Make It Easier to Complete Documents in Domestic Violence Restraining Order Cases,” can be found from OJD Media Releases, What’s New (for 1/15/15). If…

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…reference publications written for consumers that allow individuals to learn about specific topics of law.” FASTCASE: “Fastcase collection includes the United States Code, United States Supreme Court and Court of…

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…has elements that have been challenged (and decided) in the state appellate courts (or even higher, as last year’s decision by the U.S. Supreme Court on a community’s use of…

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M37 Land Use Decision: The Oregon Supreme Court has ruled unanimously and reversed the lower Marion County Circuit Court opinion. See the Supreme Court’s February 21st decision, here….

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…practicing law without a license, the board may maintain a suit for injunctive relief in the name of the Bar against that person. The court will, then, enjoin that…

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When and how should a judge intervene when parties represent themselves in court? Richard Zorza has published an article on the subject in the ABA Judges Journal, which you…

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