Oregon Legal Research BlogHard on the heels of my last post on legislative drafting, we have another story and example: OLCC revisits restriction on happy hour ads, by Bill Graves, The Oregonian,…
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Civil Suit Filed in Burleson Case and Legislative Changes Sought
The Friday, 3/28/08, Oregonian story by Anne Saker, “Oregon patient sues over sexual abuse.” According to this story, Oregon “does not require medical professionals to report sexual abuse of…
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What I learned today: Why did HR 748 (2019) become the Two+ Trillion Dollar C-19 Bill (2020)?
…some procedural rules that apply. The first time I came across this scenario I thought it was crazy, but in working with many legislative histories, including very old ones, I…
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Tell the Oregon Legislature What You Think of Their Online Recordings
Do you listen to Oregon legislative hearings and other online recordings? Take their Public Survey for Improving Legislative Recordings (link is also here). “The Oregon Legislature is conducting a…
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Legal Publishing History: Paul J. Ruskin Dies
Robert Ambrogi notes the passing of a legal publishing legend, Paul J. Ruskin: The Lawyer Who Took Down West’s Copyright in Court Opinions Has Died Excerpt: “It now…
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Dangerous Ideas – in the World, in the Willamette Valley, in History
…their own dangerous ideas. Steve Duin, in Tuesday’s Oregonian (8/7/08), talks about political campaign dangerous ideas in “Still Mad as Hell, and Still Taking It.” And on Monday (8/6/07), Peter…
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How to Search for Criminal Records
…to begin if you want to learn about why criminal background checks are not as straightforward as one might think they should be. SEARCHING FOR OREGON CRIMINAL HISTORY? 1) If…
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The Naughtiness of Zeros and Ones: Print AND Digital, not VERSUS
If you write, and you want people to read what you write, now and in the future, take heed: Librarians Rule (again)! Yes we can weed…
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The Law of Saint Patrick’s Day
Visit the Gallagher Law Library blog for a peek a “some of America’s St. Patrick’s Day-related laws and court rulings“…
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Oregon Archives Month Celebration: Portland, October 3, 2015
Portland archivists kick off “ Oregon Archives Month with a smorgasbord of Portland-area archives. Join us on Saturday, October 3rd from 11 AM to 3 PM at the Portland…