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Oregon Landlord-Tenant Law: Questions and Resources
…a lawyer! 4) Oregon state government website 5) Habitability questions may require other types of research, often starting with your local government’s resources. That habitability blog post’s link…
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Speak Out to Your Oregon State and Federal Legislators
…you vote for other representatives, from other branches of government, including judges, the Secretary of State, your county District Attorney, and lots of local government representatives, councils, mayors, etc….
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When is it criminal neglect to leave your children alone?
See recent updates (e.g. 2/10/11 ), but also click on the Home Alone label in the sidebar or the bottom of this post. Some of the most frequently…
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Oregon Legal Ethics: Lawyers Who “Stiff” Other Lawyers
There were several interesting articles in the August / September 2010 Oregon State Bar (OSB) Bulletin (or link from OSB archives ), including one on “missing and misunderstood”…
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Which Creative Commons License Do You Need?
…5th, 2012) “If your kiddos are creating and publishing digital content at the rate mine are, you likely want to lead them to select a CC license to apply to…
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New Rule on Filng Briefs in Oregon Supreme Court
The Oregon Supreme Court has a new rule about filing digital briefs, ORAP 9.17. From the OJD web page: The Oregon Supreme Court recently amended ORAP 9.17 to require…
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Librarians are Prestidigiterians
…to use them.” (It might make a good domain name, prestidigitation, except no one would ever be able to spell it or find it, the ultimate digital disappearing act.)…