Oregon Legal Research BlogOne doesn’t think of Clackamas County, Oregon as being on the cutting edge, but sometimes …. 1) Four-day work week: A lot of the country is watching how Clackamas…
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Ayyoub, Clackamas County (Oregon) Blogging Case, and SCRIBD
…supporting documents) and Ayyoub v. City of Oakland, Determination on Appeal from the (California) State Labor Commissioners, Case no. 99-02937 (by the Director of the Department of Industrial Relations)….
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Oregon Curfew Laws, Expungment Guides, and More
new Washington County (Oregon) Juvenile Department webpages, which have lots of useful information. For example: 1) Divorce and conciliation 2) Emancipation 3) Expunction (expungement) of juvenile records (and see also…
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What Does One Do With a Bouncing (NSF) Check?
From the Washington County (Oregon) Law Librarian: This question comes to law librarians with a variety of different back stories, but the gist of the question remains: Question: What…
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Teen Parents and the Law
…for something else the other day and ran across these resources from the OHSU teen health webpages: 1) Teen Parents dot org 2) Multnomah County Health Department Connections Program for…
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Building Codes in Oregon: An Update
I last posted here about researching Oregon Building Codes and a couple of updates are in order: 1) You can subscribe to email BCD News for the Oregon Department…
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April 5th is National Pet Tag Day: Discounts and Amnesty!
release. And don’t forget about Pet of the Day at Oregonlive. Call your own county’s animal services department to find out if they too are celebrating Pet Tag Day….
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Oregon Constitution in Small Bites: Bite #12, Article III, Distribution of Powers
Links to Previous Bites can be found at, Oregon Consitution in Small Bites: So Far. Today: Oregon Constitution in Small Bites: Bite #12, Article III, Distribution of Powers ARTICLE…
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Researching Long-Term Adult Care Options
complaint history or to make a complaint: Oregon Department of Human Services, 800-232-3020. Counties also investigate complaints, and completed investigations are public. Multnomah County: Aging and Disabilities Help Line, 503-988-3646….
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Daycare Licensing in Oregon: Parents, Providers, Employers, and Landlords!
Here are some starting points if you want to research daycare licensing issues. Oregon Licensing Information Employment Department, Child Care Division Oregon Child Care Resource and Referral Network These…