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Publicly published official documents from the 2015-16 Oregon State Bar (OSB) Discipline System Review can be found at the OSB website and via internet searches. You can also search for…

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…and Chief Judge Haselton recently signed orders adopting temporary amendments to the Oregon Rules of Appellate Procedure (ORAP): These are new rules regarding PDF-Archival (PDF-A) documents, documents filed under seal,…

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…visit your local law library to see and hear and not just read about these government publications. We love this stuff: a previous Washington D.C. tour highlight for a bunch…

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…Library. Local government law, especially on sources of state and local government authority, including what home rule means. Back to the Law Library (there are some excellent treatises, not online…

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…system work outside of the state government. Author: Pete Asch” Visit the PSU Special Collection site for more information and access to the files. Thank you Josh and PSU!…

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…what a rich field she was entering. School Law covers a lot of ground including labor and employment law, civil rights, criminal, juvenile, family, torts, religion, government benefits and entitlements,…

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