Oregon Legal Research Blog…colleague sent me a link to this news story about some feral pig legislation working its way through the Oregon Legislature: HB 2221 (PDF or HTML): Man vs. pig like…
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Pigs in Law and Literature
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Right to Honest Services: 18 USC 1346
…(not that there weren’t others equally portentous). My legal research adventures are much less heady now, but I still wonder, especially when reading news of Congress and the Courts: whatever…
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Peeps in the Law: Sweet
…the ABA Journal Law News Now, Apr 13, 2009,by Molly McDonough. Don’t forget to click on the Peeps in Law Gallery for contest entries. (Librarians also play Pimp My…
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One Flu Over the Health Care Abyss
…have read some histories of the Flu of 1918 (as opposed to reading just headlines), or some of the less overwrought news (e.g. at the CDC) may recall…
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Oregon Home Ownership Preservation Event (re Foreclosure): May 2, 2009
…please click here or call (in Salem) 503-947-7854 or 503-947-7068. Please note that childcare will not be provided. Other foreclosure posts on the Oregon Legal Research blog….
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Oregon’s Smokefree Workplace Law, What happens when people violate the smoking ban?
…on their website. 3) Read the news stories, and there were many, especially just before the law went into effect (you can Google Oregon Clean Air Act) and now that…
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Social Media Policies – and a $70,000 Multnomah County Job
…news releases, editorials, and web content on tight deadlines? Have you been a one-person video crew? Are you a stickler for grammar and punctuation? Do you know…
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How do we organize a constitutional government to prevent abuse of power?
This is not a rhetorical or even a political question. It is a school assignment! Hurrah for teachers, especially those who try out their own assignments before handing…
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Oregon Legislative Bill Tracking via Oregonlive
Liz alerts me to the Oregonlive Track a Bill service. For the average Jo(e), it sure is easier to use (though not more comprehensive) than the Legislature’s (official)…
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How to Tell Your Oregon State or Federal Legislators What You Think
…live and am registered to vote in xxx, Oregon. 2) I am following the news about [bill x or issue y] and want you to know that I oppose it…