Oregon Legal Research Blog…cup of tea anyway). And voting once or twice a year is the minimum entrance requirement for keeping a country a free republic. It takes more, much more. Look around…
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Tax Preparation Assistance in Oregon
Please pass this information along to people you know who may need tax preparation assistance and who do not have Internet access. Many public libraries work with AARP…
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Listen to Oregon Legislative Hearings Live (and recorded)
Practice Free Speech Every Day! It’s easy to listen to Oregon legislative hearings. If you want to tell your legislators what you think, you can do that too: 1)…
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Defamation in Church: Tubra v. Cook (Oregon)
…which the trial court concluded that the Free Exercise Clause of the First Amendment to the United States Constitution deprived it of jurisdiction to adjudicate the dispute. The issue…
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Are You Being Sued? How to find out if a Lawsuit has been Filed (in Oregon and beyond)
…does not mean access to it is free or available to everyone. 3) When you visit a courthouse to look for court records and documents, you will usually be directed…
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Oregon History Nights: Beavers v. Ducks Sports Rivalries and Monroe Sweetland
…Rivalry in Oregon.” 2) Tuesday, October 26, 2010 at 6:30 p.m., Dr. William Robbins presents “Finding Monroe Sweetland: ‘One of the Original Western Democrats.‘” These events are free and…
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Oregon Attorney General Opinions and Letters of Advice
…versions or subscribe to a legal research database that has a full digital set. I’ll keep an eye out for free online versions of the older opinions. See also the…
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Proposed Oregon Medical Marijuana Policy and Legislation
…medical cannabis patients would be able to obtain their medicine for free. The original concept was that a person suffering from a debilitating medical condition would either cultivate for himself…
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Neighbor Law: Please Don’t Attack Your Neighbor
…neighborhood association. If you have one, call them. Some cities have free mediation services run by local law enforcement or a social service nonprofit. Your local library or elected representative…
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Civics Lessons for Oregon Students 17-24
Read the Oregon Secretary of State’s new Oregon Civics Toolkit: Free Lesson Plans Targeting Students 17-24. Knowledge is power and knowledge of the law is a super-power and we’re never…