new Washington County (Oregon) Juvenile Department webpages, which have lots of useful information. For example: 1) Divorce and conciliation 2) Emancipation 3) Expunction (expungement) of juvenile records (and see also…
Lots of information and links in this OregonLive article: Jails to limit inmate mail to postcards only, by Bill Oram, The Oregonian, December 29, 2009 Excerpt: ‘… “The quality…
encourages full and frank communication with counsel….” (read full article) Link to Oregon Rules of Professional Responsibility and other sources of information on the regulation of attorneys in Oregon….
…release of the information” and, in fact, “provides for release of information when required by state law.” As the records here were death records under Nebraska law, the court said,…
…those. Your own Circuit or Justice Court is another source of information. 5) Last, but not least: Sit in on Small Claims Court as part of your preparation…
…rights, obligations, and protections. 3) Both the Oregon State Bar (OSB) and Legal Aid Service of Oregon (LASO) have useful information at their websites. 4) There are lots of print…
Gallagher Blogs reports on the migration of federal information from GPO Access to FDsys: “You might already be familiar with GPO Access, the website of the U.S. Government Printing…
…lot of useful information at the Legislature’s website: background briefs, fiscal office publications, legislative counsel, and more. These actions all lead to the dreaded Legislative Histories! (Note: Uniform Laws are…
…Appellate Court briefs. (And see here for more information on appeals in Oregon courts.) Appellate court briefs are a terrific source of information for all legal researchers….
…example, the guide to Portland Metro Area Legal Services. And, remember, paralegals are not lawyers and cannot offer you legal advice! For more information on legal research and finding a…
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