Oregon Legal Research Blog(If you want to call your federal and/or state Legislator(s ), use the Find Your Legislator tool at the Oregon Legislature’s website .) I always…
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Where Do Your Federal Tax Dollars Go?
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Oregon Governor-Elect Kitzaber Job Opportunities: Send in Your Resume
…factors that I most certainly hope can go without saying, but far be it from me to miss a chance to tell you to send you in your resume. Oregonians…
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“Center for Plain Language” and “Associations Unlimited”
…and me) have remote access to many databases through the Oregon Statewide Database Licensing Program. Just visit your own public library’s website and look for its database listings….
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VOTE: Count and Be Counted: VOTE
…sleep well at night.Voters have a spring in their steps.Voters are on the side of the angels.Voters are [you fill in the blank all you wonderful voters] HOW? 1) Oregon…
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Who Appoints Oregon Circuit Court Presiding Judges?
…sure that the Oregon appellate court judges read the statutes. Of course, legal researchers often learn that it’s not enough just to read the statute, but you can’t NOT read…
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Oregon Rules of Civil Procedure (ORCP): Effective Dates
This is a follow-up to my previous post about researching the history of an ORCP rule. (And thank you again to the staff at the Oregon Council on Court…
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What is a Mental Health Court?
A recent media release from the Washington County Health and Human Services Department describes their Mental Health Court: Mental Health Court: Moving From Jail and Hospital to Stability…
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Oregon Ballot Initiatives: Multnomah County Library “Conversation Project”
Multnomah County Library’s “Conversation Project” (“[t]his series is part of a statewide humanities program that promotes thoughtful discussions about important ideas.”) covers some interesting topics, including this one: The…
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Oregon Librarians: Eat their Own Dog Food and Adopt the Open-Source Kittens
…Their Implications for Librarians,” by Hope Leman 6) “The Promise of Open Government, for the Nation and for Oregon,” by Patrice McDermott and Roberta Richards OLA Quarterly Archives…
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Access to Congressionally Mandated Reports
…More information about Congressionally Mandated Reports can be found at: a) Law Librarians Society of Washington D.C. (LLSDC) website b) Open the Government dot org c) Thomas dot gov…