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Oregon Legislative History: Exhibits and Minutes
If you need to know the legislative history of a Oregon statute, please remember: 1) Prior to 1995, Legislative Minutes and Exhibits were microfilmed. The microfilm isn’t complete, and…
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Researching Commercial Leases in Oregon
…) As of today, there is no Oregon legal treatise written specifically on commercial leases. There are separate real estate and Oregon business treatises that will address the subject to…
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Oregon’s Vote-by-mail Elections, Postmarks Don’t Count!! 8 P.M. DEADLINE 11/6/12
November 6th, 2012. To locate the nearest ballot drop-off location: Contact your county Election’s Office, or try out the ballot “dropbox” locator, from the Oregon Secretary of State’s office….
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Public Commission on the Oregon Legislature, 2006
This was and still is an interesting report, for those so inclined, from the 2006 Public Commission on the Oregon Legislature: A Blueprint for a 21st Century Legislature, Public…
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April 21st Update: Oregon Revised Statutes (ORS) Copyright Dispute
Also, search Justia Blawg Search with these words: oregon copyright (then click on sort by date AND sort by relevance for a variety of hits) My previous posts: here and…
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Where are the 2009 Oregon Revised Statutes?
See also the websites for the Clerk of the House and Secretary of the Senate for more information.Previous Oregon Legal Research blog posts on Oregon law making under the labels:…
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Researching Oregon Case Law
Oregon case law on the subject of petition signatures. You can use the print Thomson-Reuters Oregon Digest (see also bibliographic info at the Open Library), which you’ll find in any…
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Oregon Innocence Project: Two Views of the Constitution, Criminal Prosecution, and Criminal Defense
The Oregonian / OregonLive published these two articles: “Oregon Innocence Project misses mark in notorious murder (OPINION),” by John Foote, March 29, 2016, Clackamas County District Attorney. (Internet Archive…
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Researching U.S. and Oregon Administrative Laws: Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) and Oregon Administrative Rules (OAR)
Here’s a round-up of our Administrative Law research resources: Library of Congress research guide: How to Trace Federal Regulations How to Find an Oregon Administrative Rule History Where to…