Oregon Legal Research BlogOregon has excellent resources for non-profits and volunteers, whether you run one, serve on a board, want to work at one, or want to start one: 1) Connectipedia (see…
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Book: Yale Law School Guide to Research in American Legal History
…Day. (That is also why I started this Oregon Legal Research blog when I moved to Oregon, after more than a decade teaching and learning about federal law resources. I…
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Google Me, Google Me: The Funny (and scary) World of Online Legal Research
…to find the case so I can write a postscript to this Shaggy (Law Librarian) Dog Tale .) When I use Google Legal Scholar, specifying federal court and 2009,…
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LawSites: Blawg and Legal Tech Roundup, Legal Info Copyright, Open Source, and Access Lawsuits, and More
LawSites continues to be at the top of my list for Keeping Up With Interesting Legal Tech News. There are so many reasons so many of us link back…
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Legal Research at Home
platform. It is important to remember this is an eBook platform, not a legal research platform. Among the titles patrons can access are Oregon Evidence, Employment in Oregon, LexisNexis Practice…
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How to Change Your Voter Party-Affiliation Registration in Oregon
It’s easy to register to vote in Oregon, online, in person, by mail. Visit the Oregon Secretary of State Elections homepage or the Register to Vote page directly. It’s…
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A Free Legal Resource You Might Have That You Might Not Know About
legal consultations to discounts on attorney fees. Some EAPs offer articles on various subjects such as criminal law, immigration, and consumer law. They may also offer forms for specific states…
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Oregon Interest Rates: How Much Can They Charge?
9.166 and 9.21). They may not interpret statutes, cases or regulations, perform legal research, recommend or assist in the preparation of forms, or advise patrons regarding their legal rights. They…
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How to Vote in the Oregon May 2020 Primary Election: NAVs have Limited Voting Rights
If you want to vote for a Presidential candidate in the Oregon Primary election on May 19, 2020, you must be registered by the April 28, 2020, deadline as…
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Where are Superseded (Archived) Oregon Revised Statutes?
Superseded ORSs, formerly on the Oregon Legislature’s old website, along with audio recordings, minutes, and exhibits, are missing in action only temporarily while the Legislature’s website upgrade is in…