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and judicial. However, the Oregon Constitution and those in most states opt not to use the word “branch” or do so to reference some other concept. This fall voters in…

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including forms, on Writs of Mandamus 2) “OSB Appeal and Review,” chapter on Jurisdiction of Oregon Appellate Courts for information on the court’s constitutional and statutory sources of original jurisdiction…

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…history of the doctrine of lis pendens (in context of real estate law) and practice guidance: Oregon State Bar Litigation Section Newsletter: The Lis Pendens Doctrine in Oregon: Caging the…

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