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…cited in court opinions. (There is a reason that the U.S. Supreme Court has a thriving law library, with, at last count, 28 employees.) Legislative history, Law revision, Superseded statutes…

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…types of resources easily and quickly, well, your bill goes up, for example: Your lawyer needs a 1985 ORS (or a legislative report or a full legislative history): 1) Finds…

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…what they are, look for state legislative or court style guides, e.g. Citing Minnesota Legal Sources, or use “The Bluebook, a Uniform System of Citation” Blue Pages). Note: Official compilations…

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The Legislative Council Committee hearing on the Oregon Revised Statutes (ORS) copyright dispute between Legislative Counsel and Public Resource dot org will be held: Thursday, June 19, 10:30 AM,…

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…enforcement, etc. can go through the legislature’s transportation committee, judiciary Committee, and possibly others. The Oregon Legislative Liaisons are an excellent source of assistance if you are looking for any…

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