Oregon Legal Research Blog…an unsecured wireless network to “leaving one’s documents in a box marked ‘take a look’ at the end of a cul-de-sac.” 2) Greg Chaimov provides an update on legislative action…
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Drug Decriminalization & Mental Health Policies: The Portugal Experiment
…into reading more: a) I first heard about the Portugal drug program, and the legislative struggle to enact the new laws, on Rick Steve’s radio program in May 2010 (riveting!)…
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Voter Registration in Oregon: 20 Day Countdown to Deadline, but Why?
…the Nov. 2 election. And yet, two leaders of the Oregon Association of County Clerks sat before a legislative panel last week and again repeated the clerks’ opposition to moving…
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Stun Guns and Tasers in Oregon: Is it Lawful to Own a Personal ECD?
…look at these in the 2009 ORS (and update as needed after the next Legislative Session): ORS chapters 161, 163, 166, and maybe also 167 4) Depending on your specific…
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Oregon Territorial Laws
Oregon territorial laws (Acts of the Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Oregon (July 1849- May, 1950)) are now in Google Books. The simplest way to find them is…
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Tracking your Oregon Legislators: Email, Mobile, Audio, Video, and More
…happen until the Legislative Session is over (though we understand the sentiment). Legislators do not, in my experience at least, deluge their constituents with lots of email messages….
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Update to “Leaving Children Home Alone in Oregon”
…of the Federal Poverty Level. Initially set to expire in July 2010, funding was extended to 2011. However, although the Oregon Legislative Emergency Board voted to add money to the…
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Beer Law in the Oregon Legislature
Beer is a hot topic in this year’s 2011 Legislative Session. You can find beer bills, so to speak, by using the search engine at the Legislature’s website:…
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Farewell to the U.S. Statistical Abstract (on the budget chopping block)
…was) also online.) (See the Wikipedia entry also.) 2) American Library Association (ALA) Legislative Action Center information. 3) University of Michigan’s Population Studies Center’s blog entry about the…
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Where are the 2010 and 2011 Oregon Revised Statutes?
…session law compilation. We’ll wait to hear from Legislative Counsel on that decision. They are the ones who do the almost thankless job of codifying the Oregon Laws. (But…