The Washington County Circuit Court has posted informational videos about court procedures for evictions. These are short videos available in English and Spanish that contain general information about evictions…
“A Feminist Take on Information Privacy” by Maria Farrell [Link to through Schneier on Security 9/2019 blog post] What is gaslighting? Among other descriptions, there is this: Gaslighting…
Powell, Melissa M. (ed.) “Becoming an Independent Information Professional: How to Freelance, Consult, and Contract for Fun and Profit.” Libraries Unlimited, 2018. ISBN: 978-1-4408-5540-5 Check your local library or…
…government transparency and civic education by ensuring consistent and coordinated permanent public access to information published by Oregon state government. With a more flexible platform, we look forward to continuing…
…Gulf War Illness, and PTSD Claims information, and much, much more. Hat tip to Oregon attorney John Gear, his Law for Real People Blog, and collection of Useful consumer law…
USA dot gov/shutdown has federal government shutdown information and links to federal agency contingency plans. For Shutdown Trickle-down effects on Oregon state and local government operations, check with the…
…verify that the partner or agent they are currently working with is certified. Visit the Cover Oregon homepage. More information will soon be available from Cover Oregon’s Community Partners….
…a few places you can find small-estate affidavit forms and information: 1) Check with the applicable circuit court’s website for forms and/or information on filing a small-estate affidavit. Our circuit court does provides information on…
“The Freedom of Information Act Guide is an overview discussion of the FOIA’s exemptions, its law enforcement record exclusions, and its most important procedural aspects. Prepared by the staff…
…Corporate Assist ” (May 20, 2007), Charles Duhigg tells the shameful tale of how “Large companies are selling vast databases of personal information to thieves, despite evidence their services are…
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