Oregon Legal Research BlogThink Out Loud is jumping feet first into discussions on upcoming Election 2008 ballot measures (and I just got my voter’s pamphlet in the mail yesterday – a…
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More on Oregon Election 2008 Ballot Measures
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Writing (and finding) Oregon Appellate Court Briefs
This blog post is written primarily for the new appellate court brief writer, either the new lawyer or the pro se litigant. Not all materials on briefs writing…
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CA County Law Library Wins Library of the Year Honor
…prowl for elusive CA docs), they are also a Federal Government Depository Library (and I know how much work that is, former gov docs law librarian that I am)….
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Call for Submissions: 2009 Oregon Appellate Almanac
Speaking of the Appellate Courts, there is a call out for submissions for the 2009 edition of the Appellate Almanac. Details are at the OSB Appellate Practice Section…
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What is a “Valid Signature” on an Oregon Initiative Petition?
Questions about Oregon initiative and referendum signature petitions are as old as the petition itself (1902) and as new as yesterday (see History links, below). The latest challenges…
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Oregon Building Codes Revisited: Fire, Mechanical, and More
Public Resource dot com has started putting various state building, fire, mechanical, etc. codes online, at their codes dot com site. Keep an eye on the site –…
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Check Your Oregon Voter Registration Online!
Ballots have been mailed. If you didn’t get yours, check your registration or phone your county election office. Yes, you can check online to make sure you are…
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Mailed Oregon Election Ballots MAY Require 59 Cents Postage!
UPDATE: Read Kama’s Comment below: NOT ALL of us have really heavy election ballots requiring extra postage! You ballot is heavy and MAY require more than a 41…
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Oregon Foreclosure Legal Reference Questions
…credit union. 4) Your employer (e.g. if your employer has a employee assistance program) 5) Local nonprofit or government housing offices, e.g. Open Door Counseling Center in Hillsboro. Use the…
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Oregon Supreme Court and Vehicle Insurance: redefines, inter alia, the word “repair”
(inter alia) Today’s story in the Oregonian, “High court backs pickup owner over insurer,” is more interesting than the headline might lead you to believe. The case it…