“If you want to keep law resources, contact your legislator,” Feb 8, 2012, letter by a Columbia County attorney, published in the South County Spotlight. This is an…
…December 15, 2010 ‘… Pro se litigants, who often can’t afford attorneys and instead choose to represent themselves, are quickly becoming the largest share of users of public law libraries,…
I bet you thought I forgot to post about the new Bedsworth, Criminal Waste of Space. You lose. This month’s episode is titled: Schaddenfreude a la Spitzer,…
more: Editorial sketchbook,” by Len Reed, Oregonlive, 4/3/15. Lawyer Colin M. Murphy (who should probably get A2J MCLE credit for his deed): This article is from the Daily Mail: “Kindness of…
I bet you thought (again) that I forgot to post about the new Bedsworth, Criminal Waste of Space. You lose. This month’s episode is titled: “Beds suggests…
providing legal forms for individual citizens to use is not the unauthorized practice of law….” [Link to full blog post.] The Oregon public law librarian view: Legal Forms Pyramid…
relevant agency, department, or office. For health care insurance plans, visit Cover Oregon, which, oddly enough, you can’t link to from the Oregon dot gov homepage (at least as of…
support and to seek legislative approval for a centralized legal notice system to be operated for the benefit of all Oregonians under the auspices of either the state judicial department…
A recent Oregon Government Standards and Practices Staff Opinion (07S-005) is a useful vehicle for explaining some basics of legal research to the novice legal researcher. And if you’re…
Currently you can find PDFs of the 1955-1967 and 1995-2009 ORS at the Oregon Legislature’s website. Soon, the 1969-1993 superseded ORSs will be there, too. (Look under: “Selected Archives…
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