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…blog post at Legal Research Plus, “How to Use Legislative History to Teach Grammar ,” cites and links to Prof. Susan J. Hankin’s “Statutory Interpretation in the Age of…

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…excellent research resources. I’ve reproduced the descriptions right from the program announcement: 1) “The Oregon Historical Society Research Library has gathered one of the most comprehensive collections of…

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Not as obscure as you might think – and definitely in the public interest: Final Incorporation by Reference Rule Implements Recommendation 2011-5 (from Legal Research Plus, with links to…

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If you use the OHS research library, mark your calendar with the info below. If you’ve never visited OHS and their library, you’ve missed an Oregon treasure. Plan a…

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…and Research Office – Analyst “Description The Office of Legislative Policy and Research (LPRO) is seeking to hire fourteen subject matter experts to provide nonpartisan committee administration and research…

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