Legal News Line, 4/23/2008, story: Blogger turns attorney, defeats trial lawyer’s subpoena, by John O’Brien: “When blogger and admitted information-hoarder Kathleen Seidel received a subpoena asking for nearly…
…story about the lawsuit (and includes the legal documents, including the complaint filed in U.S. District Court, District of Oregon): “The Association of American Publishers is fighting censorship in Oregon….
…time, where, or who. Letter here (via Public Resource dot org). SCRIBD documents on this matter are located in this Scribd group, also courtesy of Public Resource dot org….
…the invaluable skip tracing checklist, links, and class outline. Link to this web site to find these skip tracing documents, but if you want an excuse to visit Seattle for…
…about any search engine, for example, Google Scholar. (Make sure you click on Legal Documents if you want cases.) You can also use other free legal research online resources. Printz…
…Keep reading as we use HeinOnline’s Law Journal Library and U.S. Congressional Documents collection to learn more about the Hawk’s Nest Tunnel Disaster, the single deadliest industrial incident in American history, and its…
Whew. The same week I’ve been thoroughly absorbed by the, what I can truly call thrilling, Harry Markopolos book, “No One Would Listen,” about Markopolos’ 8-year battle…
One of our local attorneys and I have been having a conversation about effective dates of ballot measures. Effective dates for ballot measures are different from the…
The Oregon Legislature’s website has some very nice features (although it does seem as though I always write about its flaws!): 1) Their Legislator and Committee email notification…
…by the Oregon Government Ethics Commission. That investigation could stretch on for as long as six months. Treasurer Ted Wheeler disclosed the costs in a letter Friday to Gov. John…
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