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students, tax professionals, out of state and non-U.S. attorneys and self-represented litigants with legal interests in Oregon, and more all use the public (county) law library. Fact: Some of our…

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WisLaw blog reports on BillFinder, a free service from StateScape. Whether you’re reading, drafting, tracking, or merely surfing new legislation, it’s a powerful little tool, for no cost….

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Oregonlive story about it: Rewrite this: Lawmaker calls for new state constitution, by Harry Esteve, The Oregonian March 16, 2009: Excerpt: “SALEM – Oregon’s constitution, adopted back when people wore…

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…in the First Degree 609.205 (2019): Second Degree Legal Research 101: Want to know how to find state statutes? Read on: How do you find state statutes? Let me count…

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State Legislatures Blog: For those policy wonks out there in legal research land, The Thicket is a blog you might not have seen yet. It’s dry (except to policy…

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New Edition! Joint Oregon & Washington Cannabis Codebook Annie & the Octopus: Common-Law Indemnity, 2018 Edition Fee Agreement Compendium, 2018 Edition The Oregon State Bar publications blog doesn’t post…

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