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Oregon Vote-by-Mail Elections Your ballot must be RECEIVED at an Elections drop-off location by 8 p.m., November 6th, 2012. To locate the nearest ballot drop-off location: Contact your county…

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Jerry Cunningham at his info-packed Live Journal Oregon Law website linked to this Oregon attorney website: Oregon Trial Attorney Resources, from attorneys Richard J. Vangelisti and Scott F. Kocher….

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The Oregon Legislative Library’s Reference Librarian* answers our ‘floor letter’ question. (The “Note from Mother” question is answered at the end of this blog post. Who said watching the…

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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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…) As of today, there is no Oregon legal treatise written specifically on commercial leases.  There are separate real estate and Oregon business treatises that will address the subject to…

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…affirmed in part and reversed in part, and the case is remanded to the circuit court for further proceedings. Opinion of the Court by Justice Rives Kistler. Today, the Oregon…

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Visit the Attorney General’s Public Records Law Reform Task Force for meeting Agendas, Minutes, and related documents: “On October 23, 2015, Oregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum announced the formation…

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Oregon 2015 House Bill (HB) 2596: “Provides that person who records another person’s intimate areas commits crime of invasion of personal privacy.” (Note: See also HB 2356, which “Provides…

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