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Animals and Due Process of Law
“…. In the history of animal trials, typically to adjudicate criminal complaints based on their behavior. Today’s animal rights advocates who are campaigning against breed-specific legislation might want to take…
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Anatomy of a Wrongful Execution: You Decide.
The Columbia Human Rights Law Review (publisher of the Jailhouse Lawyer’s Manual) presents the evidence in its website publication of: “An Anatomy of a Wrongful Execution,” including court…
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How to Start a Clemency Clinic (and other Blueprints for Compassion and Redemption)
…the language of compassion. And today, they operate in a scheme of constitutional rights that overarches and subsumes notions of mercy and leniency. Thus, it is the constitutional architecture of…
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Oregon Divorce and Family Law Guides
that has a collection of articles and a guide to divorce in Oregon, all free. Disclaimer: The information provided on this blog is for research purposes only. We do not…
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Inventors, Thinkers, and other Creators: Idea Submission Agreements: Caveat Emptor
…pal. You’ll find many generic idea submission agreements online and companies also have their own submission agreement templates on their websites. If you have a great idea but don’t intend…
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Prisons and Libraries
“Prisoners’ Right to Read: A New Interpretation to the Library Bill of Rights,” posted on July 12th, 2010 by Nanette Perez There is also a Prison Law blog (thank…
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PACER: Researching Federal Court Case Dockets and Documents
1) PACER is a U.S. Administrative Office of the Courts database. 2) PACER is an online federal court case docket system. 3) Anyone may subscribe to PACER (registration is…
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Book: “Law and Magic”
…to intellectual property to protect their rights, tarot card readings and the First Amendment, and an analysis of whether a magician can be qualified as an expert witness under the…
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Traffic Week: Turn, Turn, Turn Signals
…offer this public service notice. (Oh, and you can find out what that infraction will cost you at the OJD Base Fine Schedule website.) I know most Oregonians…