Oregon Legal Research Blog…… there is no such thing as a free lunch, nor a Get Rid of a Bad Tenant (or escape a bad landlord) Free card. Use the online forms, but…
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Update: Oregon Revised Statutes (ORS) Copyright Dispute
…jump to conclusions. What I do know is: 1) I am fully in favor of free, public access to the laws of the land – it is my job, and…
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Oregon Landlord Training
The Portland metro-area Landlord Training has set its Spring 2009 class dates. This is 8-hours of specialized training – and it’s free! Excerpt: “Program Information: Since 1989,…
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Oregon Constitution in Small Bites: Bite #15 (Article IV, Legislative Department, Sections 7-9)
…Legislators free from arrest and not subject to civil process in certain cases; words uttered in debate …. Section 7. Senatorial districts; senatorial and representative subdistricts. A senatorial district, when…
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Oregon Revised Statutes vs. Oregon Laws
…is not the most current statutory compilation. You will also need to check the 2008 Laws (and Oregon case law, not free-text searchable free online, though individual…
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“Understanding Attorney Fees” Booklet from HALT
…also link to it from the HALT homepage and from their Legal Information Clearinghouse webpage. Read about HALT here. They have many useful legal self-help publications free or for…
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Oregon Revised Statutes, Copyright Dispute, and Legal Research
…not free-text searchable free online, though individual cases can be found here) which won’t be included in the ORS until the 2009 enactments are codified and published in early 2010….
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Can I tape record a conversation without someone knowing it?
…may be that the news source does not maintain free archives of its back issues. Many public libraries, however, have newspaper databases that can be searched free of charge, often…
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Oregon Supreme Court: Harassment Statute Declared Overbroad
…free expression and an Oregon statute that punishes abusive or insulting speech that is calculated to produce a violent response. The Court of Appeals held that ORS 166.065(1)(a)(B), the abusive…
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Oregon Ethics Laws: VanNatta vs. Oregon Government Ethics Commission
…interest of the State to have the Supreme Court issue a decision on whether or not SB 10 violates free speech rights of citizens. Receiving the decision from the Court…