Oregon Legal Research BlogMore articles on this dispute (some “old”, some new): 1) From Boing Boing, Via WisLaw, comes this on May 2nd: “Archivists to Oregon: your laws aren’t copyrighted, so there!”…
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Grandparents and other Third-parties Seeking Custody of Children in Oregon
Please also read previous blog posts on this topic, especially this one: Grandparent Visitation Rights in Oregon There are lots of free legal forms online and in print, but…
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Oregon Continuing Legal Education (CLE) Course Materials in Law Libraries
The following Oregon law libraries have a selection of credit-worthy Continuing Legal Education (CLE) course materials available for members of the Oregon State Bar (OSB) and others who can…
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Oregon Paternity Laws: 2007 Update
Many changes have been made to Oregon’s paternity laws. For information about these changes, see: Oregon State Bar (OSB), Family Law Newsletter, April 2008 (vol. 27, #2) (not…
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Oregon Revised Statutes (ORS) Copyrighted Material
…The State of Oregon is sending out cease and desist letters to sites like Justia and Public.Resource.Org that have been posting copies of Oregon laws, known as the Oregon Revised…
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Oregon Comcast Late Fee Class Action Lawsuit
…Jardyce or sometimes this , where wisdom and mirth meet.) From: Portland Oregon Personal Injury and Class Action blog: Oregon Comcast Late Fee Class Action Certified Excerpt: “No…
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Foreclosure Resources for Homeowners
Oregonians who are facing foreclosure on their homes – or who are attempting to avoid foreclosure – have several resources available that may be immediately helpful. In the past…
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May the Best Decision Win: Hackers, Worms, Power, and Digital Law
…continue their editorial policy to update online cases with the official and final ones? From the Oregon Judicial Department website that links readers to appellate court decisions : “Notice…
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Finding Death Records and Obituaries in Oregon (and beyond)
…librarians when the specific question is particularly vexing. 2) In Oregon, public libraries may have these subscription databases that you can search, sometimes remotely:a) America’s Obituaries and Death Noticesb) Biography…
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How do we organize a constitutional government to prevent abuse of power?
…is) also often have the opportunity and honor to pitch in to help students answer their law-related questions, especially when the question comes through L-net, the Oregon statewide online reference…