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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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you to communicate with the library’s Director and managers. Or, you can find your library at one of these Oregon library directories. For more information on banned books: 1)…

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to call to get names of attorneys in your area; call their referral service at 503-684-3763 or 1-800-452-7636.Other sources of information on Oregon Traffic Law: 1) There is an excellent…

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Oregon lawyers and law librarians teach Continuing Legal Education (CLE) programs (for little or no remuneration). Two upcoming programs from NBI: 1) I’m teaching one unit of this Legal…

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of high fees.3) Understand your rights….” (Link to website.) Debt management companies must register in order to do business lawfully in Oregon: Debt Management / HUD Foreclosure Counseling Search See…

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Willamette Week, July 21, 2010, story: The Skin Game: Unlicensed tattooing is on the rise—with bad consequences” about the Oregon Health Licensing Agency (OHLA) and tattoo artists: Excerpt: “It…

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