Previous Small Bites of the Oregon Constitution: Oregon Constitution in Small Bites: Bite #1 and Bite #2 (Bill of Rights, 1-6) Oregon Constitution in Small Bites: Bite #3 (Bill…
Our Oregon Historical Society, and its Oregon Encyclopedia, commemorate the 80th Anniversary of the President’s Executive Order 9066 (2/19/1942). Visit the OHS Oregon Encyclopedia for this and other documents…
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…
The Oregonian / OregonLive published these two articles: “Oregon Innocence Project misses mark in notorious murder (OPINION),” by John Foote, March 29, 2016, Clackamas County District Attorney. (Internet Archive…
1) The Oregon Legislature’s website has multiple ways to track and research current and past bills, sessions, reports, and laws. Visit the website and try them out. We’ve enjoyed…
PI Buzz is still around and it also still has excellent posts, such as this April 10th, 2011, one with tips on buying public records from data brokers:…
…be stranded without insurance-paid counsel.” Public Record or Public Domain doesn’t always mean Free, for anyone, which confuses many. Librarians, and public servants, share willingly and freely when possible,…
You can now read: HB 4091: Workgroup Report: Recommendations Regarding Criminal Records Verification in Oregon Excerpt from Executive Summary: “Criminal Background Checks—Verifying Eligibility for Licensure or Employment Criminal background…
…honest about what self-representation is all about and what public law librarians can do – and can’t do. And he cares. When a big heart meets a tough cookie, good…
From the AALL (American Association of Law Libraries), LISP (Legal Information Services to the Public) special interest section: Public Library Toolkit: “This is a toolkit meant to help public…
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