…the 2009 Oregon Legislative Session). The (mostly local) stories I refer to (and surely not a comprehensive list in this economic climate) include: 1) Oregonian article: “Oregon works to…
State Library of Oregon Digital Collections include Oregon Government Publications, Oregoniana, and much more. From the State Library: “We are happy to announce the debut of our new digital…
…of the movement to interpret state constitutions independently of the U.S. Constitution. Not only does the Oregon Constitution address many of the rights protected by the federal Constitution, but it…
Are the state and federal laws you find online authenticated and permanently preserved? Oregon’s Uniform Electronic Legal Material Act (popularly known as UELMA) is moving through the 2013 Legislative…
Oregon Innocence Project: “The Oregon Innocence Project (OIP) is a joint project of the Oregon Justice Resource Center (an independent nonprofit based out of Lewis & Clark Law School) and…
…by private party. (Perhaps I should have my readers working on the ORS instead of the Oregon Constitution?) See the story in the Willamette Week, by Corey…
Visit Robert Ambrogi’s LawSites for a news update on limited license legal technicians, including a link to the Oregon State Bar’s Board of Governors report: “Three Notable Updates on…
…is a source that has been authorized by an official body, such as a court or a legislature. In Oregon, for example, we have the official statutes of Oregon, published…
Oregon Court of Appeals has a New Judge: now the Honorable Meagan Flynn More about Oregon appellate and trial courts: Oregon Court of Appeals Judges. Oregon Supreme Court Justices….
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