…and start searching. You’ll find lots of other interesting information, too. Statistics on litigants without lawyers are staggering and deeply disturbing. People need lawyers. Navigating the legal system, the court…
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…If you get served with a demand from a lawyer or a summons from a court, CALL A REAL LAWYER” The Oregon State Bar Information and Referral Service has a…
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Oregonians Rejoice: EBSCO Legal Information Reference Center has arrived. (Yes, thank the State of Oregon Law Librarian!) This database contains NOLO Legal information books and much more. This database…
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This is a short list of guides and gateways to Oregon self-help litigant and legal information resources. You can drill down into any of these websites and find many…
…usual suspects: Presidential libraries, Library of Congress, National Archives, branch of government archives (e.g. Judiciary, Congress, Executive), the Internet Archive, HathiTrust, university libraries and archives, nonprofit legal and government information…
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