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…always worth reading. The editorial needs a few footnotes, specifically citations to sections of the Oregon Constitution and other laws that are referenced. But their absence doesn’t take away from…

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…most any other case for that matter, through a “common sense” lens, especially if it’s someone else’s idea of common sense and that person hasn’t the slightest clue how laws…

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…developments at Law Sites Blog and other legal news sources: “Fastcase Sues Casemaker Over Publishing of State Laws,” by Robert Ambrogi,” February 6, 2016 “So Much for Casemaker Saying It…

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…Maybe you wondered about Oregon’s laws on citizen’s arrests? Maybe you also wondered if Portland, Oregon, means business with its Vision Zero plan (zero traffic-related fatalities and serious injuries)? Only…

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…formation of the Attorney General’s Public Records Law Reform Task Force, a group designed to review and recommend improvements to Oregon’s public records laws….” [Link to Task Force website.]…

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…the most recent statewide and local Oregon difficulties (to put it mildly) public officials are having with the true meaning and spirit of our Public Records Laws.  (And remember the…

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…non-payment…. Under the Freelance Isn’t Free Act (or 1017-C), introduced by Council member Brad Lander, freelancers now have greater protections. For example, freelancers must be paid no later than 30…

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