Oregon Legal Research Blog…over the legislative cable network. The link given for the legislature’s cable network doesn’t work now, but may later, or it may change. For more information click on “News” at…
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Is an Oregon Constitutional Convention in your future?
…Visit here for instructions. More information here: In the 2007 Oregon Legislative Session, see SB 920. See also stories in the Mercury (2007) and Blue Oregon (2004)….
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Guides to Free and Low-Cost Legal Research Tools
…and our D.C. law librarian colleagues are a wonderful source, as you might suspect, for federal law research guides. for example, see their recently updated: LLSDC’s LEGISLATIVE SOURCE BOOK…
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Should Juries Know the Likely Sentence When Deciding Guilt?
…here and here ) still working its way through the Oregon state courts. But it ends with Rep. Shields setting out this legislative history and…
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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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Legal Newspapers in Oregon
…of Commerce c) Portland Business Journal d) There are also political, legislative, and law blogs, website news feeds (e.g. Law in the News), and the option to set up…
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What is a “Valid Signature” on an Oregon Initiative Petition?
…to the Secretary of State’s office tossing petition signatures for a 2010 ballot initiative that would change how the state manages legislative redistricting. There are lots of recent news stories;…
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Affordable Lawyers: What Did Your County Law Library Do For You Today?
…federal and state legal research 33) Teach legal reference to public librarians 34) Teach legislative history to attorneys and paralegals, federal and state 35) Digitize and index legal documents, e.g….