Oregon Legal Research BlogThe OJD December 10, 2009, Media Release gives a summary of this case (other Media Releases). Read the full case: State of Oregon v. Roy Lee McCullough, Jr….
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Where are the 2011 Oregon Revised Statutes (ORS)?
Short answer: There will not be a 2011 ORS before January 2012. For the long answer, read previous Oregon Legal Research blog posts on the subject ….
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Track Bills Signed into Law by Oregon Governor Kitzaber
Visit the Bills Signed 2013 link at the Oregon Governor’s website. You can also click on the “Bills Signed by Governor Kitzhaber (2013)” line for a full view…
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Job Opening: Oregon Legislative Administrator
Oregon Legislative Administrator: (Closing date/time for application: Friday, 06/08/12, 11:59 PM, Pacific Time) “The Legislative Administrator is selected by and serves as the full-time executive officer of the Legislative…
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Who Makes Model Laws?
Thinking beyond the Uniform Law Commission, the American Law Institute, and the American Bar Association: Who Makes Model Laws? “You’ve heard of the Uniform Commercial Code and the…
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Regulating Birth and Birth Control, plus a Short Story Comic (Oregon Historical Quarterly)
“From the regulation of midwifery and home birth, to the history of genetic counseling, to the impact of federal Indian policies on Native communities, the history of birth reflects…
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Book: Yale Law School Guide to Research in American Legal History
…retired!) was on the difference between the meaning of “primary source” when researching history and the meaning of “primary source” when researching the law. (Yes, there is overlap, but it’s…
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New Oregon Legislative Agency: Office of Legislative Policy and Research
…a new legislative agency in Oregon, the Office of Legislative Policy and Research….” [Link to full article.] Stay tuned for future press releases and legislative websites. The long Legislative Session…
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Roses & Ice: Oregon History with a Twist (or a Beer)
Everyone needs a break from the law – don’t they? How about a history break? The Oregon Encyclopedia (The OE), an online resource for Oregon history and…
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Beyond February 14th: Love, Adultery, and Madness in American History
If you think you live in the most interesting of times, you are not reading enough history – or not reading the right wild and crazy stories that make…