Oregon Legal Research BlogOregonian article: “Oregon Court of Appeals says consumers with unpaid credit-card debt aren’t off the hook unless six years have passed and no lawsuits are filed,” by Aimee…
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New legal research guide – Administrative law
If you’ve been following the news regarding the proposed administrative rule eliminating Native American mascots in Oregon public schools, and wanted to know more…
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Oregon BOLI Labor Commissioner Election Date: Not a May to December Romance
If you want to read the legislation behind all the news coverage about Oregon’s Bureau of Labor and Industry (BOLI) Labor Commissioner election dates: Assuming the link has…
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Oregon State Courts Closed, March 23, 2012
From the Oregon Judicial Department (OJD) website: “Reminder — Oregon State Courts Closed Friday, March 23 for Mandatory Furlough Oregon state courts and their offices will be closed…
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2012 State of the Courts Address by Chief Justice Paul J. De Muniz
Visit the OJD website to read (soon) and view the: 2012 State of the Courts Address by Chief Justice Paul J. De Muniz…
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Oregon Ballot Measure Archive Project: Update
We heard a good-news update on the Oregon Ballot Measure Archive Project, which founder and leader Joshua Binus says is alive and well. From Joshua: “The biggest news…
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Proposed Oregon Medical Marijuana Policy and Legislation
Legislators don’t draft statutes, which should be a surprise to no one. (Have you ever tried to read your state or federal statutes?! Just as bad, try reading…
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2012 Oregon Legislative Assembly Convenes February 1, 2012
“The State of Oregon has a Citizen Legislature consisting of the Senate, whose 30 members are elected to serve four-year terms, and the House of Representatives, which has…
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Oregon Business Xpress: A One Stop Portal for Small and Not-so-small Businesses
Visit Oregon’s One Stop Business Portal, whether you are thinking about starting a business in Oregon, need to research permits and licenses, want to pay your taxes, need…
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Oregon’s Vote-by-mail Elections, Postmarks Don’t Count!! 8 P.M. DEADLINE 11/6/12
Oregon Vote-by-Mail Elections Your ballot must be RECEIVED at an Elections drop-off location by 8 p.m., November 6th, 2012. To locate the nearest ballot drop-off location: Contact your…