The Feb/March 2009 issue of the Oregon State Bar (OSB) Bulletin has an interesting editorial by Oregon attorney John Gear: A Better Beginning: There is no shortage of commentary…
…you to communicate with the library’s Director and managers. Or, you can find your library at one of these Oregon library directories. For more information on banned books: 1)…
…have a window large enough for me to climb out? There are a number of excellent sources of information on Oregon landlord-tenant law, online (e.g. this from the Oregon State…
…case, with an examination of Article 1, section 10, of the Oregon Constitution. State v. Shaff (SC S054425), where the Oregon Supreme Court examines Article 1, section 12, of the…
…has a long reach. Where to begin if you want to know about funeral law? 1) The place to begin your research is the Oregon Mortuary and Cemetery Board’s webpage….
…(Do-it-Yourself) lesson in Effective Dates, read on: a) OREGON REVISED STATUTES ORS 171.022 Effective date for Act of Legislative Assembly.Except as otherwise provided in the Act, an Act of the…
The State of Oregon Law Library (SOLL) seeks an Outreach Librarian. The library resides in the Oregon Supreme Court building, part of the Appellate Court Services Division of the…
I link to Oregon Legal Topics blogs and Oregon lawyer’s blogs – see the Oregon Legal Research sidebars to the right – including topical blogs on Employment, Insurance, Business…
…1) You can see their online list of newspaper and other media web resources. 2) A similar list is at the University of Oregon website, Finding Articles in Oregon Newspapers…
I bet you don’t see those two subjects in the same sentence very often! The Oregon Encyclopedia (The OE), an online resource of Oregon history and culture, is partnering…
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