Oregon Legal Research Blog…and more recently microfilm have been the accepted standard for archiving official records. While it is possible to rewrite law books ( and other books ) and say “it’s the…
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Weather Data for Lawyers, Litigants, and the Rest of Us
When you need certified weather records for court , you’ll visit the National Weather Service’s National Climatic Data Center or NCDC . But when you’re in…
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Nine Things Pro Se (Self-represented) Litigants Need to Know
…your destiny to the extent possible: You have to listen, learn, read, get organized, keep good records, stay focused and determined, and above all else keep a…
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Stun Guns and Tasers in Oregon: Is it Lawful to Own a Personal ECD?
…it without my permission and uses it at a party …? What kind of records should I keep about it? Registration numbers, names of people I give/sell it to? Can…
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May the Best Decision Win: Hackers, Worms, Power, and Digital Law
…Courts Records Section at 503.986.5555.” (Link to source.) Is anyone doing anything about this problem? Yes, lots of people are. For example: In Connecticut: “The 2011 Connecticut Public Act…
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Who Owns the Road, the Street, the Highway?
…the road is privately owned, you’ll want to check property records to find out who the owner is. You can find out that at the Washington County Assessor’s office…
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Social Security Death Index No Longer Free
…you read stories from late 2011 to the present). From some background and an alternate site, see: From Library for LIfe blog: Government Restricting Access to Genealogical Records (12/29/11 post)…
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League of Oregon Cities (LOC) Legal Services
…most important functions is to respond quickly to municipal law inquiries fromour cities, which includes questions on open meetings, public records, council procedures and ethics…. …. Who Can Make…
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Anatomy of a Wrongful Execution: You Decide.
…the Jailhouse Lawyer’s Manual) presents the evidence in its website publication of: “An Anatomy of a Wrongful Execution,” including court records, photos, news stories, audiotapes, interviews, maps, etc….
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Pacific Northwest Paralegal Association (PNPA) Annual Meeting, June 2, 2012
…meeting are: “How to Obtain Useful Information About Your Cases Using the Freedom of Information Act and Oregon Public Records Law,” presented by Elizabeth D. Wright, Esq., Bullivant, Houser,…