Oregon Legal Research BlogOn December 9, 2010, the Oregon Supreme Court decided: Barbara L. Hopkins v. SAIF Corp ., et al., (WCB 0407794) (CA A138825) (SC S058081) “… On review from the…
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Oregon Supreme Court Defines “Arthritis”
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May the Best Decision Win: Hackers, Worms, Power, and Digital Law
…version of a Court Decision will “Rule” the Day? Aside from the conficker worm problem (see also MS S&S Center ), and you can read Mark…
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Supreme Courts’ (Oregon and U.S.) Opinions on Oregon’s Non-unanimous Juries
“Oregon Supreme Court Tosses Non-Unanimous Jury Conviction,” by Conrad Wilson, OPB June 5, 2020. Link to the Oregon Supreme Court website. Read the U.S. Supreme Court opinion: Ramos v….
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Three New Oregon Court of Appeals Judges Sworn In
I read somewhere that on November 12th, the following new Oregon Court of Appeals Judges were (to be) sworn in. If that is correct, here are our 3 new…
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Washington State Supreme Court Briefs Now Online
KCLL Klues reports that Washington State appellate court briefs from June 2006 forward are now online. For Oregon appellate court briefs, see the guide on How to Find Oregon…
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U.S. Supreme Court: The “Other” Gun Case
…Court, the opinion is here, Giles v. California (docket number: 07-6053, decided June 25, 2008). Excerpt from Nielson’s column: “The Supreme Court just ruled in favor of a man who…
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How Do I Get Copies of My Divorce Records?
…From there, you need to contact the applicable circuit court. The Oregon Judicial Department (OJD) provides links to each circuit court (left-hand side of the page in a drop-down list under…
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Oregon Court of Appeals Judges
Oregon Court of Appeals has a New Judge: now the Honorable Meagan Flynn More about Oregon appellate and trial courts: Oregon Court of Appeals Judges. Oregon Supreme Court Justices….
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Oregon Pro Se Litigants and Attorneys Fees
legislative history of the enactment when that history appears useful to the court’s analysis)….…ORS 192.409(3) does not require that the attorney fees be “incurred.” The statutory construction issue in this…