Oregon Legal Research BlogSummary excerpt (from the May 19, 2011, Oregon Supreme Court, OJD Media Release ): “… Today, the Oregon Supreme Court held that sheriffs must issue…
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Bull Elks, Bag Limits, and the Oregon Supreme Court
In case you were wondering (and you were, weren’t you), the Oregon Supreme Court on April 1, 2010, decided: State of Oregon v. Benson L. Hogevoll (SC S057014) From…
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Don’t Throw Out that “Old” Oregon Law Book! (Motor Vehicle, Criminal Law, and Probate Law Revisions)
want to know how to get rid of used law books, read our “How to Dispose of Used Law Books” guide.) Some very popular Oregon reports that are used a…
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It’s not all online, folks: PACER Removes Many Federal Court Documents
no longer be available on PACER: U.S. Court of Appeals for the 2nd Circuit: Cases filed prior to January 1, 2010 U.S. Court of Appeals for the 7th Circuit:…
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Use of Fictitious Name for Parties in Civil Litigation in Oregon
Judge, retired), Lane County Circuit Court (June/July 2017): Excerpt: “Use of Fictitious Names for Parties in Civil Litigation in Oregon Introduction Over the last 20 years or so there have…
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Oregon Supreme Court Justices Donate Rare Superseded ORS Set for Scanning Project
Portland and none could be take off-site. (Incomplete sets exist in many libraries and on microfilm.) The Oregon Supreme Court’s set is a 4th complete set that we only…
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CLEs in Oregon Public Libraries (and appellate court briefs and free databases)
It’s that time of year again when Oregon lawyers ask about: CLEs in Oregon public law libraries And, here are some other research guides that may be of…
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Where to Find Superseded Oregon Administrative Rules (OAR) and the Oregon Bulletin
…of first page of the first Oregon Administrative Rule Bulletin, from May 1, 1958. Thank you to all the librarians who helped me compile this grid! And remember, It’s Not…
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Oregon Constitution on “Vacancy in office of Governor”
Line of succession is governed by the Oregon Constitution. (Note: Oregon does not have a Lieutenant Governor.) See also Wikipedia and Ballotpedia (and this one) and Secretary of State on…
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Oregon Court of Appeals: Firearms (Concealed Weapons) on School Property
The Oregon Court of Appeals decided this case about a teacher who wants to carry a concealed handgun, while teaching, on school property. The decision is dated November…