Oregon has three law schools, and three law school libraries, two of which are private. Each provides a generous amount of service to the public even though their primary…
Note: Website addresses change (such is life): 1) The current Oregon Judicial Department website portal may change. 2) The OJD Family Law website may also change from this to…
Note: I use the term “temporary” marriage below instead of “short-term” marriage because the latter is how marriages of very short duration are described and labeled in some courts….
News stories: Oregonlive 4/29/08, story, by Ashbel S. Green, Suit filed to throw out law meant to shield kids: Excerpt “A group of book stores, health groups and…
Don’t forget that the hearing before Oregon Legislative Counsel Committee is today and you can listen live. For details on how to listen, go here. You can listen…
The Oregon Legislature (via Legislative Counsel) has now posted all the superseded ORS volumes we scanned (1953-93). They already have 1999-2011 ORS. Note: It’s not very easy to find…
Short answer: There will not be a 2011 ORS before January 2012. For the long answer, read previous Oregon Legal Research blog posts on the subject ….
Give a big welcome to a (relatively) new entrant in the Oregon legal research database field of players: Oregon Laws dot org. It’s a legal research database designed and…
See also, Copyright, Technology, and Access to the Law: An Opinionated Primer, by James Grimmelmann, New York Law School See also: State of Oregon backs off claim that…
There will be news on the blogs (especially here and here) about this hearing later, but, unless I misunderstood completely (possible given the sound quality): … the Oregon Legislative…
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