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State Legislatures Blog: For those policy wonks out there in legal research land, The Thicket is a blog you might not have seen yet. It’s dry (except to policy…

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the Oregon State Bar. It doesn’t have all the bells and whistles of the big databases, but it has statutes and case law, and citation analytics. They have also added…

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State and Federal Surplus Property Office furniture will be 50 percent off the marked price. Visitors can also find desktop and laptop computers, bicycles, lawn and garden equipment, power…

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Oregon isn’t the only state with its courthouses on the verge of collapse (see page 32 of the report) (re “collapse”: only a mild exaggeration if the judges and…

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