…in Oregon. The link is to a Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press post. Excerpt: “The names of individuals buried in a state cemetery are death records, the…
…also be accessed online through the State of Oregon Law Library. For information more specific to Oregon, we suggested a few websites: Oregon Legal Aid’s information on Wills and Estates,…
…forces and would be listed as active by this site. This differs from performing state or training duties. If the guard member is performing state duties (helping part of his/her…
…menu to select a jurisdiction. Alternately, you can use the Advanced Scholar Search to select specific courts to search (for example, “238 Or App 678” with the Oregon…
…and that you are on the side of angels (you are aren’t you?). Today’s Oregonian ran a story today about some of the towing bills before the state legislature. Hope…
…may require as a qualification for the office that a person serving as justice of the peace in the district be a member of the Oregon State Bar. [Amended by…
Law Library. The Research Guide includes links to similar limited license initiatives in other states. For an Oregon perspective, the December 2013 issue, page 12, of the Multnomah Lawyer has…
Oregon and Washington related to non-lawyer limited practice (aka Limited License Legal Technician). The invited commentators include representatives of the Oregon State Bar, Washington State Bar, educational programs, OPA, PNPA,…
The Oregon State Bar (OSB) has posted the 2010 Law Library Values Schedule. The website includes values for previous years as well: “This schedule has been prepared by…
…of assistance. Here are some sources of information and forms: Oregon State Sheriffs’ Association Civil Process Manual (aka “Sheriffs’ Manual”) 1) Chapter 4: Provisional Process, descriptions, practice tips, and forms,…
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