The Oregon Secretary of State’s Office posted this announcement, June 19th: “Unfortunately, it’s a public record,” has been the Secretary of State Corporation Division’s constant refrain whenever we…
From Richard Zorza’s Access to Justice blog: California Bar Explores Joining Movement for Non-Lawyer Practice California, Washington, and New York are featured in this article on the movement to…
It’s not hard to be perplexed when trying to understand the U.S. Code (link to searchable versions) and the niceties of codification. Maybe this will help: Lost Laws:…
One Charter Review door closes (though not quite completely) in Portland and another one opens in Washington County….
Visit the Oregon Judicial Branch (aka OJD or OJB) website for more information. Many county law libraries will be open (visit the OCCLL website for info) for legal research…
From Trial Ad (UW): Ethics of Advising Marijuana Users and Businesses Excerpt: “Under RPC 1.2(d), a “lawyer shall not counsel a client to engage, or assist a client,…
…Report Contest Law dot gov is a Government Website Work in Progress and the tireless founders and contributors include the self-employed, law school employees, professional association employees, or other government…
tracking webpages, though the Oregonlive service will be around only as long as Oregonlive is around, which is why librarians want governments to preserve and protect government information on government…
…We provided the librarian with some starting point resources. Both Oregon and the US have consumer protection resources. Oregon Law Help has a page of resources about credit reports and…
…uncommon question in public libraries, law libraries, and in government documents libraries (even after the 2008 election). It’s also one of those questions to which we all know the answer…
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