Oregon Legal Research BlogOregon Forfeiture Law: Interesting story in today’s Oregonian about civil and criminal forfeiture. (Go to Oregonlive and search for the word “forfeiture.”) It also discusses HB…
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Music, dogs, and the law
If you need an alternative to all that holiday music, try Sarah Kaltsounis’ “The School of Rock: Learn Criminal Law by Listening to the Radio.” (Linked to via…
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Theft of Intangibles, the Duh Factor, and Law Librarians
…maybe I should change my password”) then I may have probed a little bit (we try not to probe too much) and then referred him to consumer or criminal law…
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Legislative Revision Records Online at State Archives
At the State Archives web site: * Criminal Law Revision Commission Records, 1967-1972 * Interim Committee on Judiciary Records (Oregon Motor Vehicle Code revision) 1973-1974 Interim * Probate Law…
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It’s 10 p.m. Do You Know When Your Tow Truck Operator Was Released?
…investigation. In a recent 18 month period, 270 tow company employees were disqualified by the Sheriff’s Office. Disqualification due to prior criminal convictions included 23 registered sex offenders and others…
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Animal Law at the Oregon Legislature: 18 March 2015
…of Animal Law Jacob Kamins, State of Oregon Animal Cruelty Deputy District Attorney Scott Heiser, Animal Legal Defense Fund Director of Criminal Justice Program March 18, 2015 3:00…
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The $9,650 “In Dog We Trust Rug”
…Dog We Trust,” by Justice William W. Bedsworth. (You can read the Judge’s April 2015 “A Criminal Waste of Space” column, too.) And if you want to see the yes,…
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Oregon Supreme Court Defines “Corrections Officer
The Oregon Supreme Court : STATE v. TATE (SC S056904), 11/19/09 ‘The issue in this criminal case is the proper interpretation of the term “corrections officer” as used in…
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From “Legisprudence” to “I Have to Move My Car”
…could be interesting commentary on evidence for the criminal bar- and I like the sound of this testimonial: a “valuable little book” – what book couldn’t be improved by hard…
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Justice Bedsworth, Fantasy Sports Judge
…fee….” (read full article) Don’t miss Justice Bedsworth, of the California Court of Appeals monthly Criminal Waste of Space column in the Orange County Lawyer Magazine. Previous Bedsworth tales of…