Oregon Legal Research Blog…know better, and then it’s darned aggravating), which is: “Can [name your free or low-cost legal research database] replace Lexis and Westlaw?” My short answer to non-attorneys, and especially to…
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Oregon Constitution in Small Bites: Bite #9 (Article II, Suffrage and Elections)
…1. Elections free2. Qualifications of electors3. Rights of certain electors4. Residence5. Soldiers, seamen and marines; residence; right to vote7. Bribery at elections8. Regulation of elections9. Penalty for dueling10. Lucrative offices;…
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Oregon Babysitting, Home-Alone: Parents, Teens, and Children and the Law
See recent updates (e.g. 2/10/11, 6/15/09 ), but also click on the Home Alone label in the sidebar. The most frequently sought and read posts here at this…
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Oregon Used Books, Charitable Activities Law, and “Those Blue Bins”
(or otherwise disposed of). There are many other issues to consider, too, such as: free speech, marketing, and competition law, interstate commerce, small business, nonprofit, and tax exempt organizations law,…
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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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How to Tell Your Oregon State or Federal Legislators What You Think
…but at least say something! Your vote counts. Corporations may have “free speech rights” but a corporation can’t vote. It can only buy votes. You are a U.S. citizen –…
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Publisher Confidential: What Librarians Want Publishers to Know
…time. You can download Publisher Confidential (PDF), free! Law librarians could probably add a few more pages, but we’re not as restrained as the public librarians featured in Publisher Confidential….
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The Greater the Truth the Greater the Libel
…the 13th ruling. It is the most dangerous libel decision in decades. The decision puts a crack in the bedrock that threatens to undermine free speech….” (read full post)…
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Indexes: How to Save Time When Researching Legal or Criminal Justice Subjects
…otherwise miss if you search only full-text resources or simply “Google” a subject. Most of the following indexes are online, but none is free online, although one or more may…
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Is Your Water Safe to Drink? Flint and How to Test Your Water (and your local water system)
…a test is the best way to assess your home’s water quality. Your state or local health department may offer free test kits. The EPA’s website lists local labs; you…