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What Do You Know About Public Law Libraries? A Reading List
original purpose of this Reading List was to educate our Oregon non-law librarian and non-librarian advocates, committee members, and stakeholders who wanted to learn how public law libraries in Oregon…
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Oregon Public Guardian and Conservator Program: 2014 legislative changes
Read about the changes to the Oregon Public Guardian and Conservator program for people with “inadequate resources,” e.g. people without relatives or friends willing or able to serve as…
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Legal Reference Tips for Oregon Public Service Librarians and Library Assistants
1) There are excellent legal research guides and links at the Oregon Law Help website. Legal aid lawyers compile these materials and links to a wide range of organizations….
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Tattoos: The Art, Craft, Business, and Oregon Law of Tattoos and Tattoo Artists
Tattooing is an art and a craft and a service and a profession. In Oregon, it is regulated. 1) Advisory Council for Electrologists, Permanent Color Technicians and Tattoo Artists…
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A Reading List for People Planning to “Occupy” Public Property
…to protest, march, occupy or maybe sit-in (and I highly recommend someplace with a cafeteria, a library, public computers, showers, and good wifi), expect a lot of time on your…
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Oregon Criminal Justice Commission on Public Safety Report (aka De Muniz Report)
The Oregon Criminal Justice Commission’s Commission on Public Safety issued its December 30, 2011 “Final Report to Governor Kitzhaber” (also known as the De Muniz Commission Report)….
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Oregon Small Claims Court Forms
many or possibly all of the Oregon Circuit Court websites and at county justice courts. (Note: Not all counties have Justice Courts.) Law libraries and public libraries may have…
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2011 State of the Oregon Judiciary
…Now we are negotiating with a technology company to bring Oregon eCourt to all trial courts in the state…. … When fully implemented, the public will be able to access…
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Access to Justice: Ideas and Business Models
…hang around a legal aid office (or ask a public law librarian): Oregon State Bar (OSB) Bulletin, January 2011, “ Parting Thoughts: Rethinking Bar Admissions ,” by John Gear Excerpt:…