Oregon Legal Research Blog…each ran six months. However, the 2003 and 2005 sessions, which ran into August, were the longest in state history. Excluding the 2008 session, there have been 36 special sessions…
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Multnomah Law Library in Portland, Oregon
…and officials. It is also open to the general public….” (Link to website, click on “Law Library” tab, and find history, hours, etc.) Link to the Multnomah Bar Association….
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The West Digest System is Your Friend
…to throw the baby out with the bathwater either. * Oddly, or maybe not, it’s extremely difficult to find on the Thomson Reuters website any history of the beginnings of…
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Public Domain and those “Can I Copyright a ‘PowerPoint’ Presentation?’ Questions
…message, and vice versa. PowerPoint is proprietary software, which has its own patent and copyright history. Sometimes the question is more along the lines of whether or not…
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“Oregon’s Death Row”: An Online and On Air Discussion: OPB’s “Think Out Loud”
…formally sentence Serrano on Tuesday. Serrano is poised to become the 33rd man on Oregon’s death row. If history is any guide, he’ll be likely to stay there for a…
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Oregon Non-Attorney Notaries May Not Advertise or Serve as a “Notario Publico”
…a document.” 2) “Chapter 1-Notaries in History In Europe, Africa, Asia, and Latin American countries, notaries retain many of their attorney-like powers. In the United States, however, notaries are most…
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Administrative Law : The 2010 OARs are In The Building: Ecru?
…Stick with the 2 fork-prongs characterization, so to speak. I could also tell you a little about the history of the Oregon APA, but I won’t torture you….
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Oregon Grand Jury Reports on County Jails (Corrections)
…find the earlier opinions, which go back to before 1920. ** Related links: 1) Oregon Criminal Justice Commission (and some history) 2) Oregon Criminal Law Revision Commission Records…
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The American Way: Speaking Out, Advocacy, Whining, Snipping, and Ranting
…often about manners ( e.g .), or history, or protocol, or even just frustration. Sometimes it’s about maturity and gravitas and mental health and sometimes it’s just about childish behavior….
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Executions in Oregon and Beyond
…books and articles about the death penalty can be found from libraries and they link you to website, organizations, and to the law and history of the death penalty….