Oregon Legal Research Blog…not sure where to begin reading about it? The Oregon State Bar has a Handbook for Jurors and it’s a good place to begin. Your county courthouse is another. There…
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Nonprofit Embezzlers (so to speak)
The Oregonian’s Julie Tripp had an enlightening article in the Sunday Oregonian, 10/14/07, “Most trusted person is often the embezzler.” Make sure you also read the Fact Box,…
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Spousal Support and “The Feminine Mistake”: A Gift that Keeps on Giving
…on a regular basis, you’ll need to do some research in the primary sources (starting with your state’s “Digest,” usually), the secondary sources (e.g. treatises and periodicals), and in your…
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Dogs (Canines) in Court
From the Washington State NW Sidebar blog: Comfort Dogs in Court Excerpt: “…. In State v. Dye, the Washington Supreme Court threw prosecutor’s a bone in ruling that use…
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Oregon Power of Attorney “Form”
…well may be other legal issues to address), I recommend you start with the Oregon State Bar (OSB) website. Consulting an attorney may be as simple as calling the Oregon…
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How do I file for or respond to a divorce?
…While not Oregon specific, these can help explain the general legal concepts and processes. You can find those at your local public library or online via the State of Oregon…
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Students: Do you have a Question about the Bar Exam?
…future law student and want a brief primer on the bar exam in a specific state, visit that state’s Bar Admissions website. In Oregon, visit the Oregon State Bar Admissions…