Oregon Legal Research BlogMay 11, 2011, Oregon Court of Appeals opinion: State of Oregon v. Steve Eugene Miller (A142748) (Brewer, C. J.): Excerpt from May 11, 2011,…
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Nanny Spam Scam
…delete it or report it, if you want. You can contact the Oregon DOJ Consumer Hotline (or your own state’s Department of Justice or other Consumer Protection…
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PACER: Researching Federal Court Case Dockets and Documents
…required). 4) The PACER website provides detailed cost and billing information. (The State of Oregon counterpart (not to be confused with the U.S. District of Oregon , which is…
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Group Purchasing for Small Law Firms (with a side of dark humor)
…group purchasing options for law firms. (He also writes a monthly column in the Oregon State Bar (OSB) Bulletin.) Another Site Offers Group Buying for Small Firms, July 26,…
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Be an Oregon Queen (or King) of SHIBA: Senior Health Insurance
they are available for one on one consultation, group presentations and classes to help people make informed decisions. To find a SHIBA volunteer in your area, call the Oregon State…
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Oregon Legislature: What is a Committee Pony?
…can find Committee Ponies (or is that Ponys’ ?) at the excellent OLIS service from the Oregon State Legislature. It won’t eliminate the need for complicated legislative history research for…
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What’s a Homestead Exemption?
Oregon State Bar overview. Excerpt: “If two or more members of a household are judgment debtors, each person is entitled to claim these exemptions in the same or different property….
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Oregon State Bar Job: Referral and Information Services Assistant
…members of the public needing the assistance of an attorney or a community resource in Oregon.2) Uses custom entry-and-retrieval database program to perform attorney referrals according to geographic location and…
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United State Code (USC) Title 51 (Not to Be Confused with Area 51)
My fellow law librarians reminded me about the new United States Code (USC) Title 51 (which you will actually cite more like this: 51 USC xxx). That USC Title…
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Book Review: Levitt & Davis: “Internet Legal Research on a Budget: Free and Low-Cost Resources for Lawyers”
…databases? How about cite-checking, dockets, federal, state, local, territorial, and tribal law, foreign, international, and comparative law free and low-cost research resource tips? You will find those and more…