Oregon Legal Research Blog…2) has this Comment: “The Battle Over Property Rights in Oregon: Measures 37 and 40 and the Need for Sustainable Land Use Planning,” by David J. Boulanger. (This article is…
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Measure 37 and 49 Commentary
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Justice Ballmer elected as 42nd Chief Justice of Oregon Supreme Court
Muniz has been an innovative leader and a tireless advocate for open and accessible courts and promoting timely justice for the people who rely on courts to protect their rights…
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100 Uses for Pocket U.S. Constitutions
suitcase, on top, before I close the lid. It’s not prohibited, is it?9) When a law library patrons asks, “can you sign away your Constitutional rights?” 10) As a handout…
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Themis: Lady Justice: The Sword & the Scales
There is a new book out on images of justice, specifically Lady Justice. You know, Themis, that blindfold, the scales, the sword, the statue. See, e.g., the Wikipedia…
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Oregon Residential Real Estate Sale: Dutch Auction
I noticed a house for sale in Hillsboro and the sign said “Dutch Auction.” It may not be the only Dutch Auction residential single-family real estate sale in Oregon,…
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Oregon Child Welfare, Abuse, Fourth Amendment Case in U.S. Supreme Court
…bounds of the constitution. Specifically, the girls’ mother, Sarah Greene, alleges, on behalf of S.G., one of her children, that the caseworker, Bob Camreta, and deputy sheriff, James Alford, violated…
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How Many Times Can a Library Circulate an e-Book? Harper Collins Says 26
you plan to publish a book. Read that contract. Research that contract. Make sure you know all your rights and that you retain the ones you want. For…
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Chronology of Data Breaches
…rely on businesses and other organizations taking the initiative to alert their customers about the breaches. Here are some data breach information websites: 1) Privacy Rights Clearinghouse…
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How to Find Out if Someone Has Been Sued, Convicted, or is on a Sex Offender List?
filed in states other than Oregon. IMPORTANT: If you use any online public records databases, read the PI Buzz blog post following up on their Due Diligence one…
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Work Permits Not Needed for Oregon Teens
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