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history of the doctrine of lis pendens (in context of real estate law) and practice guidance: Oregon State Bar Litigation Section Newsletter: The Lis Pendens Doctrine in Oregon: Caging the…

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digitized versions of Oregon voters’ pamphlets. The Government Research Services division of the Oregon State Library, as a part of its mission to make government information available to the citizens…

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well-honed BS detectors. …” (Link to full Portland Tribune article.) 1) UELMA in Oregon requires the official publisher of selected online state legal materials to provide a method for users…

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