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Oregon Attorney General and Legislative Leaders: A Cheap and Easy Challenge
“Oregon AG Public Records and Meetings Manual” and Superseded ORSs My Oregon public law librarian “Please, sir, I want some more” Wish List is not long: 1) Superseded…
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Oregon Revised Statutes Copyright Dispute: May 9th Update
Selected recent postings on this dispute, about which I posted here. 1) From ADF Alliance Alert: Oregon threatens over statutes copyright? (with a link to this post at…
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Yay for the Oxford Comma! (New York Times)
“Lack of Oxford Comma Costs Maine Company Millions in Overtime Dispute,” by Daniel Victor, March 16, 2017, New York Times. “A class-action lawsuit about overtime pay for truck…
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How to Find Oregon Senatorial District Demographics by County Population? Statistical Atlas!
The MULTNOMAH COUNTY HOME RULE CHARTER [Amendments Approved November 8, 2016], states: “12.40. Appointment of Committee Members. The charter review committee shall be composed as follows:…
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Always Use the Serial (aka Oxford or Harvard) Comma in Legal Documents
You may or may not use a serial comma wherever (or nowhere) else you want, but woe to the person who leaves the serial comma out of legal…
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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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Job: Legislative Assistant (Oregon Legislature, 2012 Session)
Policy and government wonks: Visit the Oregon Legislature’s Jobs’ website for information about this and other jobs….
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The Future of Money in Oregon Politics: Recommendations for policymakers (PDX City Club)
The City Club of Portland has released a new report: The Future of Money in Oregon Politics: Recommendations for policymakers (January 6, 2021). They have made it available…
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Another View of the Textualism and Statutory Interpretation Theory Cathedral (Jot Well)
Review: The Multiple Faces of Textualism (Jot Well, Jan 15, 2021) Article reviewed: Tara Leigh Grove, Which Textualism?, 134 Harv. L. Rev. 265 (2020). Excerpt: “In her wonderfully-titled…