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Impact of Budget Cuts on Oregon Judicial Department
From the OJD Media Releases, click on “What’s New” from the drop-down menu and see the 6/14/10 link to the document: Chief Justice Identifies Impact of Potential Budget…
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Happy Hour in Oregon and More Difficulties with Legislative Drafting
Hard on the heels of my last post on legislative drafting, we have another story and example: OLCC revisits restriction on happy hour ads, by Bill Graves, The…
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Oregon Curfew Laws, Expungment Guides, and More
Summertime, and the living is – not so easy for parents of minors. See the Washington County (Oregon) Curfew Calendar. Check with your own city to find…
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Religion as Defense in Child Death: Oregon Statute
Sleepy radio listeners have long muttered “WHAT hour?” at radio announcers who say, “it is 10 minutes past the hour.” (Would it be so hard to say,…
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Oregon Legislature: June 2009 Updates
This story in the Statesman Journal is accompanied by a list of the bills “In the Pipeline,” “Still Brewing,” and “In Limbo or Dead”: Measure 57 key to…
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Self-Help Oregon Divorce (Dissolution of Marriage) Forms and Instructions
Legal Aid Services of Oregon, among others, has created Oregon Forms Help: “This website is designed to help Oregon residents who wish to represent themselves in an uncontested…
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Effective Dates of Oregon Legislation
From the Oregon Legislature Clerk of the House website: “In 1999, the Legislative Assembly adopted ORS 171.022, which reads, “Except as otherwise provided in the Act, an Act…
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How to Tell Your Oregon State or Federal Legislators What You Think
This is a Quick and Easy Guide. More complicated ones exist, but it just doesn’t have to be that hard – and this way you have no excuse…
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Cell Phone Law from the 2009 Oregon Legislature
The Oregon cell phone bill that became law: House Bill 2377 (or link to the enrolled bill from here): Relating to use of mobile communication device while driving;…