It’s not always easy to find original and official texts of Oregon Measures (citizen or legislative referrals), so here are some tips* MEASURE 5: Property Taxes Measure 5 was…
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…
…(and many more): Find quick citations to the enrolled bill, the Statutes at Large (session law), U.S. Code, and to a brief legislative history at the FdSys (formerly known as…
…white paper titled “Authentication of Primary Legal Materials and Pricing Options” was recently released, with law librarian Dragomir Cosanici, California Office of Legislative Counsel, as a primary contributor….
…reminder that, no, not all legal research resources are online, and even if they were, people still need to learn how to research the law, how to compile legislative histories,…
Legal Research Plus brings our attention to the California Office of Legislative Counsel’s report on: “Authentication of Primary Legal Materials and Pricing Options, December 2011″ More about Uniform Electronic…
…is the equivalent of knowing your Robert’s Rules of Order or the Rules of your legislative body (and we all know that s/he who knows the Rules of Procedure, rules…
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…
Governor Kulongoski signed 2010 HB 3686 on April 1, 2010: 1) Press release from the Oregon Legislature. 2) Signing Statement / Letter (from the Governor’s Legislative Action website)….
The 2009 Oregon Revised Statutes (ORS) are online – hurrah! – just in time for the start of the Oregon 2010 Special Legislative Session, when we start all over…
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