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to extraterrestrials landing in Oregon! On the sidebar are the components you need for this activity and feel free to adjust them to fit your classroom needs. Let us know…
…the Oregon Supreme Court held that, in enacting ORS 243.303(2), which requires local governments to make available to retired employees, “insofar as and to the extent possible,” the health care…
Tattooing is an art and a craft and a service and a profession. In Oregon, it is regulated. 1) Advisory Council for Electrologists, Permanent Color Technicians and Tattoo Artists…
“Are open-court efforts waning?,” by The Editorial Board, Oregonian, September 09, 2009 Excerpt: “In Oregon, news organizations still fight for public access, aided by the constitution The New York…
An editorial (commentary/opinion) in the 1/25/08 Oregonian, “A costly wreck in need of a cleanup,” by Steve Tackett-Nelson, President of the Oregon Psychiatric Association, about mental health care in…
are a few Oregon judicial election resources. Some will require more work on your part than others to ferret out the information you need, but you might enjoy the research…
Gavel to Gavel blog (a review of state legislation affecting the courts) had this September 4th post: “Oregon Measure 78 clarifies: does Oregon have a judicial branch? A judicial…
Oregon Life Insurance Finder Tool (LIFT) “The Oregon Insurance Division is pleased to help you search for the life insurance policy or annuity contract of a deceased family member….
Lawyer referrals in Oregon are made through the Oregon State Bar and, occasionally, from local or specialized bar associations and nonprofits. (The Oregon State Bar has a public website…
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