Oregon Legal Research Blog…cite to) a statute in their decision about imposing the death penalty for rape of a juvenile). * See also this story from the Chicago Tribune, on remarks by…
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Who Owns the Money Hidden in the Walls — After the House is Sold?
…Milwaukie, Oregon. After William Valoff died unexpectedly, all assets of his estate were transferred to Helene Valoff, and she owned the house until her death. The estate sold the house…
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Bite #7, Oregon Constitution in Small Bites: #7 (Bill of Rights, 40-42)
…the penalty for aggravated murder as defined by law shall be death upon unanimous affirmative jury findings as provided by law and otherwise shall be life imprisonment with minimum sentence…
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Offender Registries: DWI, Sex, Meth, Domestic, etc.
…We get a lot of requests from people wanting to know if official records exist online for everything from divorce to death to dog fighting to drugs. They seem…
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Slush Piles: Writers and the Law
…Wall Street Journal: The Death of the Slush Pile: Even in the Web era, getting in the door is tougher than ever,Wall Street Journal, January 15, 2010, by Katherine Rosman:…
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Did Cromwell Ban Christmas?
…likely that he was sympathetic towards and supported such measures, and as Lord Protector from December 1653 until his death in September 1658 he supported the enforcement of the existing…
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U.S. Passport Application Database, 1795-1925
…physical descriptions, country of origin, place of residence, travel companions, marriage status and affidavits of relatives.Search the FamilySearch.org index of international birth, death and marriage records collected by…
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Copyright and the International Digital World
…while the music scores entered the public domain in Canada 50 years after a composer’s death, Europe’s copyright term is 20 years longer.” Full story at BBC News, 11/2/07….
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The Law Librarian and the FBI: A Shaggy Dog Tale in Six Parts: PART FIVE
…isn’t the death of a loved one, a beloved 4 (or maybe 2 or 3) legged companion, a city, or a country. But looked at in other ways, some books…
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The Law Librarian and the FBI: A Shaggy Dog Tale in Six Parts: PART ONE
…fate of Mary in “It’s a Wonderful Life,” for whom becoming a career librarian was apparently a fate worse than death.) At the time of Mr. Mayfield’s arrest, circumspection seemed…