Oregon Legal Research Blog…an employer, a partner, a bus driver, a parent, a teacher, a traffic cop, etc. and sometimes it is prefaced with variations on “s/he done me wrong.” Apart from the…
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“Is it legal?” in the Library
Search Results for: label/Fines-Oregon traffic
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Blogging Attorneys Make More Money (Have Greener Cars, Happier Marriages, More Free Time)?
…to popular belief that it is bad to “give it away free,” have found that it draws traffic to their websites and can attract clients. However, woe to the attorney…
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Nine Things Pro Se (Self-represented) Litigants Need to Know
Whether you are going into Small Claims Court, Circuit Court, Bankruptcy Court, or into Traffic Court, if you want to win or at least stay in control of…
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Oregon Code Enforcement: Weeds, Noise, Parking, Unsafe Buildings, and other Complaints
…county’s website, visit the Sheriff’s Code Enforcement website, or you can search online, e.g. sample search string: Washington county Oregon traffic signals complaints In other cities and counties, start with…
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Online OSB BarBooks Service
The Oregon State Bar (OSB) is rolling out their BarBooks service, which will give attorneys remote access and law library patrons in-library access to the OSB’s set of practice…
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Traveling evangelists and the library
…or ask them to come to the phone? (We’re in a VERY small town – 3 traffic lights.) I know if worked in a drs. office, I wouldn’t…
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Opportunity Costs of Blogging
As the Oregon Legal Research blogger, I’ve stretched the scope of my “blog focus” to include writing for and answering questions from pro se patrons, public librarians, lawyers, community…
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Legal News Around the Oregonian Today
Archdiocese’s bankruptcy caseMultnomah jail deputy indictedTexas wins (over Oregon) right to bury Iraq veteranEugene police shooting review board clears police officers Oh, and as always, the daily traffic fatalities….
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“Persons Who Are Inadmissible to Canada”
…TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS (including parking/speeding tickets, etc.) and other minor violations (i.e. littering, etc.) most likely will NOT be prohibited from entering Canada. Similarly, those who have JUVENILE CONVICTIONS (convictions for…