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It’s NOT All Online: The Long, Slow Dance of Requesting Copies of Laws in Oregon
Despite cries from legislators and others that It’s All Online, in Oregon at least (and we really do know it’s the same in other places), IT IS NOT ALL…
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Oregon 2011 Legislative Session
on the next Monday….” (Link to full ballot measure 71.) (Don’t forget, this is a redistricting year, too.) Wikipedia and Ballotpedia have some useful Oregon legislative information pages….
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Job: State of Oregon Law Library (SOLL) seeks an Outreach Librarian
Office of the State Court Administrator, for the Oregon Judicial Department. Visit the Oregon Job Opportunities website for more information. Unless the job posting is extended, it closes on April…
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Oregon Lawyer and Legal Bloggers
I link to Oregon Legal Topics blogs and Oregon lawyer’s blogs – see the Oregon Legal Research sidebars to the right – including topical blogs on Employment, Insurance, Business…
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Oregon History Nights: Beavers v. Ducks Sports Rivalries and Monroe Sweetland
I bet you don’t see those two subjects in the same sentence very often! The Oregon Encyclopedia (The OE), an online resource of Oregon history and culture, is partnering…
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Oregon e-waste Law: Recycling Electronics
From the 4/11/08, Oregonian story by Joe Fitzgibbon, “New Oregon law hits ctrl-alt-del on e-waste,” (And local recyclers are listed further down this very long post!) “Let’s say you’ve…
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The Oregon FISA (Brandon Mayfield) Decision
One easy way to keep up with Oregon legal news is to use Justia’s search engine on their web site. A recent search turned up this link to…
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Oregon Legislature: “Special” Session or “Supplemental” Session?
be in more than once every two years to try to deal with Oregon’s budget and public policy.” ……Oregon is one of five states where lawmakers still meet every other…
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Oregon Public Records Law Disclosure and Email
This email is subject to the State Retention Schedule.” You can find information on Oregon public records laws in the ORS and at the Oregon Department of Justice website….