Oregon Legal Research Blogon or after the effective date of this section. Nothing in this section abridges any right of the criminal defendant guaranteed by the Constitution of the United States, including the…
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Oregon’s Uniform Electronic Legal Material Act (UELMA): 2013 HB 2944
A summary of the status of authentication of documents in Oregon. Link to information about UELMA and UELMA bill-tracking in other states. Search the Oregon Legislative Information System and track…
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Oregon Medical and “Recreational” Marijuana Laws
For the record, Measure 91 does not mention the word “recreation(al)” and its official “this Act shall be known as” statement says: “Control, Regulation, and Taxation of Marijuana and…
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Book: Oregon’s Legal Guide for College Students
and the author of a number of Oregon legal self-help publications including, “Using Small Claims Court in Oregon.” The author provides updates to both publications at Oregon Legal Guides….
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“Discovery of dog exonerates Oregon man in criminal case” (Wash Post)
the Oregon Public Broadcasting (OPB) podcast featuring an interview with Steve Wax and John Hummel. “Discovery of dog exonerates Oregon man in criminal case” (Wash Post headline) “A dead-dog story…
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Oregon Legal Research Guides: Traffic, Landlord-Tenant, Debt Collection and MORE!
Using the Oregon Revised Statutes· Finding Public Records in Oregon·…
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Oregon Practice Management: Pro Se Adversaries: Tips for New Lawyers
“Pro Se Adversaries – Tips for New Lawyers,” from the Oregon Law Practice Management blog. Communicate, Disclaim, Rinse and Repeat….
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Oregon State Courts Closed: April 19, 2013, is a Furlough Day at OJD (aka OJB)
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…
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Oregon Legal Separation Packet: Samples, Not Updated!!
has to plug along the best one can. Public law librarians not infrequently get requests for legal separation forms. Oregon has, rather had, legal separation forms, and still, sort of,…
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Clark County, King County, and other Washington State County Law Libraries
State law, don’t call us, call them: Washington (State) County Law Libraries Washington State Law Library If you need to research Oregon law, do call us: Oregon Law Libraries…