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Oregon Legislature: “Special” Session or “Supplemental” Session?
Just as people ask if the Oregon SLRs are the “Supplemental” Local Rules or the “Supplementary” Local Rules, they also ask about those “Special” vs. those “Supplemental” Sessions. Here’s…
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OSB 2009 Oregon Legislation Highlights
area) over 400 bills and measures from the 2009 Oregon Legislative Session and is an invaluable research tool before and after the arrival of the 2009 Oregon Revised Statutes….
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Oregon Attorneys Gone Wild: Free Legal Information and Advice
Oregon, and especially the Portland-metro area, is awash in lawyers talking about the law to all and sundry – for no charge. (You don’t even have to buy them…
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Constitution Day 2009 in Oregon
…if you want to read about the proposals (and struggles) to revise, rewrite, and reorganize the Oregon Constitution, here are a couple of articles: 1) Oregon State Bar Bulletin, May…
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Court of Appeals: Oregon Retains Public Recording Requirement in Nonjudicial Foreclosures (MERS not a Substitute)
Update: See “Oregon Supreme Court will tackle MERS foreclosure issues,” by Brent Hunsberger, The Oregonian, July 19, July 20 (print edition), 2012. For the decision AND an overview of…
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Oregon Attorney General Opinions and Letters of Advice
Non-attorney Oregon legal researchers frequently overlook Oregon attorney-general opinions. Not every legal problem will require a search of attorney general opinions, but you don’t want to miss this research…
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Oregon Paternity Laws: 2007 Update
Many changes have been made to Oregon’s paternity laws. For information about these changes, see: Oregon State Bar (OSB), Family Law Newsletter, April 2008 (vol. 27, #2) (not…
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Oregon Courts Enable Online Filing for Domestic Violence Restraining Orders (FAPA)
…call 911 or the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233 and TTY 1-800-787-3224.” Most Oregon public and county law libraries have computers you can use to complete your request for…
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Oregon Supreme Court: Harassment Statute Declared Overbroad
Re: ORS 166.065(1)(a)(B) OREGON v. JOHNSON (SC S055085) Excerpt: “GILLETTE, J. This criminal case presents a question that lies at the intersection between Oregon’s constitutional protection of…