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Did you know the Oregon Department of Public Safety Standards and Training (DPSST) has a Criminal Justice Code of Ethics (PDF and webpage with other DPSST documents)?…

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…Supreme Court affirmed. The Court first concluded that ORS 162.325(1) applies to the hindrance of juvenile proceedings as well as criminal proceedings….” (Link to full case.) You can link to…

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The Washington Post reports today that the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts has a plan to restore online access to the PACER documents that were removed. Link…

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…you look that up? 1) Here in the U.S., if you are searching state court records (rather than federal court records), you will generally look to a courthouse docket, database,…

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Selected recent postings on this dispute, about which I posted here. 1) From ADF Alliance Alert: Oregon threatens over statutes copyright? (with a link to this post at…

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If you want to follow this story, here are direct links and suggested searches: 1) Further discussion of this topic can be found at Jack Bog’s Blog, see…

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The following represents my opinion, from my perspective as an Oregon public law librarian: My previous posts on this subject are here and here and here. I’ve been…

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