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…any given year, here are some handy-dandy lists, courtesy of the Secretary of State’s Oregon Blue Book: Oregon Legislature, Chronology of Regular Sessions Oregon Legislature, Chronology of Special Sessions…

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The online 2015 ORS will appear shortly, at least we hope before the official start of the 2016 Legislative Session. The official PRINT ORS is available at law and public…

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…us (the 3 Oregon county law librarians who answer email legal reference questions for L-net, the online Oregon Statewide Reference Service). My Lane County Law Librarian counterpart crafted a…

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Legislative Counsel have created an ORS Archives website where they will be posting the 1953-1997 ORS.  Currently the 1953-1957 statutes have been posted to the website: Oregon Revised Statutes (ORS):…

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linked page, which has additional tips on how to find a lawyer: What To Do When You Think You Need A Lawyer. 2) And, from the Oregon Legal Research Free…

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“Oregon Supreme Court Tosses Non-Unanimous Jury Conviction,” by Conrad Wilson, OPB June 5, 2020. Link to the Oregon Supreme Court website. Read the U.S. Supreme Court opinion: Ramos v….

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November 05, 2014: Court of Appeals: State of Oregon v. Jason Paul Hite (A150288 – Lane County Circuit Court) HADLOCK, J. “Defendant seeks reversal of a number of convictions…

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…Civil Liberties in War Times,” featuring UC-Berkely Law Professor John Yoo (former White House attorney under George W. Bush) and Steve Wax (Oregon Federal Public Defender) The Washington…

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