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Authority of Federal Statutes in U.S.C. Section Notes
…has placed on its Legislative Source Book a PDF version of the presentation made by Rick McKinney, Federal Reserve Board Assistant Law Librarian , on “ The…
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Legal Research in the Time of Covid-19, Part 1: General Legal Resources
…& Secondary Sources HeinOnline ’s collection of legal journals, federal legislative material, and other resources, is available to anyone with a WCCLS library card (Washington County residents can sign…
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Oregon Redistricting Maps
The State of Oregon redistricting webpage has been updated with Co-Chairs’ Proposed Legislative Maps….
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Oregon Notaries Public Go Online: Required Remote Notarization Training
Remote Online Notarization (RON) law (temporary) was enacted during the first special session of the 2020 Oregon Legislative Assembly: “The Oregon Legislature passed HB 4212A, which was signed into…
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Digital, Official, Authentic Laws & the “Uniform Electronic Legal Material Act”
…the latest actions, please read: The Uniform Electronic Legal Material Act Is Ready for Legislative Action ,” VoxPopuLII, 10/15/11 For additional background, read the Legal Informatics…
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State Court Budget Cuts and Access to Justice
We may have 3 equal branches of government , but the Legislative Branch decides how much money each branch gets – and voters get to decide who the legislators…
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Presidential Action on Access to Justice (Memorandum, 5/18/21)
…website.] Legal Research Tips: Researching Administrative Law: Federal and State Executive branch law making (aka administrative law) powers are as varied as Legislative and Judicial branch law making powers; each…
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The 2011 ORS is in the Building (and the Law Library)
We just got out print 2011 ORS – hurrah! This is the fastest ever and a big shout-out and thank you should go to Legislative Counsel. Codifying the Oregon laws is…
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Domicile and Residency: Nicholas Kristof in the Oregon Supreme Court: 2/17/22 opinion (SC S069165)
…(not the final, official decision, which will be published in the print Oregon Reports)] “…. We owe no special deference to legislative enactments when interpreting the Oregon Constitution, but that…