Oregon Legal Research Blog…for Veterans Claims. All cases involve an appeal from a denial of VA benefits. Each lawyer agreeing to accept one case receives free training, a veterans law manual, a pre-screened…
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Work You Can Believe In?
…what he calls “this first part” for free. “I’ve always personally been in favor of a smoking ban,” DiLorenzo says. “I’m about to turn 55, and I have gotten to…
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Oregon Task Force on Effective and Cost-Efficient Service Provision
…easy it is to micromanage a neighbor’s or a legislator’s budget, none of which is to say that we shouldn’t all feel free to tell our Legislators what matters to…
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The Secret Lives of Librarians: Author Interview: “This Book is Overdue,” by Marilyn Johnson
…and occasionally tattooed librarians is driving them out. They call themselves guybrarians, cybrarians and “information specialists,” and they blog at sites like The Free Range Librarian and…
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Challenges to Outdated Copyright Laws Heat Up
Add these to thoughts (and blog posts) on the theory and reality of Free: 1) Larry Lessig: A Call for Copyright Rebellion, November 6, 2009 (Inside Higher Ed) 2)…
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Local Currency or Scrip in Oregon
…for a fine or a lawsuit, if there are possible tax obligations, or if you plan to do any creative “money-making,” financing, or fundraising. There are several sources of free…
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Legal Self-Help, Self-Representation, and Self-Education: Public Law Libraries
…invaluable legal assistance. Contact the Oregon State Bar Information and Referral Service or your local law library for additional free and low-cost lawyer referrals and services. See, for…
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County Jails to limit inmate personal mail to postcards only. (That’s More than 140 Twitter Characters, but ….)
Lots of information and links in this OregonLive article: Jails to limit inmate mail to postcards only, by Bill Oram, The Oregonian, December 29, 2009 Excerpt: ‘… “The…
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Traffic Week (Oregon): Do I Have to Tell My Parents About My Traffic Accident?
…website, which you can link to from the Teen Driving website. 4) If in doubt, please consult an attorney: Teenagers: The Oregon State Bar has free consultations with and attorney…
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ABA Releases Legal Guide for Elderly and Seriously Ill
The December 2009 Lane County (Oregon) Law Library Newsletter alerts us to a new American Bar Association (ABA) free, online publication: ABA Releases Legal Guide for Elderly and Seriously…