…versions or subscribe to a legal research database that has a full digital set. I’ll keep an eye out for free online versions of the older opinions. See also the…
…and the Drug Court innovators both, have also masterfully navigated an extraordinarily complex organizational, public relations, and management journey involving many people, government and private entities, competing and complimentary interests,…
…Legislator. 3) Follow, and search, legislation being considered. 4) Watch and/or listen to hearings (they’ll be going digital soon) 5) Learn about the Legislature’s website and the legislative process….
…Read the March 28, 2012, Court of Appeals Media Release. (Use drop-down menu.) You can find briefs for this case in the State of Oregon Law Library Digital Collection….
…the news (paper and digital), and attend local events where candidates are speaking. Local: Check your county election office and website for updates. (You can also visit the Oregon Legislature’s…
…dot gov pilot program “The U.S. Government Printing Office (GPO) and the Federal Judiciary are launching a one year pilot program providing free public access to court opinions through…
…Stay tuned – and if you need a digital image of one of these old statutes, contact us at the Washington County (Oregon) Law Library ….
…to be superseded 2009). Link to our “gutbuster” project blog posts for information about our county law library digital scanning project. Link to our Not Online list of…
…back only to 1995. Your county’s election office will likely have a collection of (print and maybe digital) voter pamphlets that will show the text of statewide ballot measures. Some…
…U.S. Senate seat and U.S. House of Representatives seats to fill. For updates on statewide measures, visit candidate websites, read the news (paper and digital), and attend local events…
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