Oregon Legal Research BlogI last blogged about the Sheriff’s Civil Process Manual (and writs of assistance) back in 2010 , but before we got the 2010 update to the Manual….
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Oregon Civil Process Manual: Service, Writs, $350
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New legal research guide – Vital Records
The Washington County Law Library has a new legal research guide on filing, finding, registering, and amending Oregon vital records and locating vital records from…
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Public Records and Attorney-Client Privilege
…in time, the state bar. More stories here and here. The Oregonian reported on this story in their Sunday Metro/Northwest print edition (an AP story by Tim Fought…
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Help! I Need to Get a Document Notarized!
…questions. How Do I Find a Notary Public? The Oregon Secretary of State has a list of active notaries here, but there is no search function and it is basically…
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When Cheating isn’t Cheating: Public Speaking Tricks
…least. Ever wonder how good public speakers seem to talk without notes? While some really can, others have tricks. I love these simple ones – and am sure we can…
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Public Law Library Mission Statements (with a side of “Portlandia” and a failed Mission Alignment)
…is a list of 50 county (or public) law library mission statements, courtesy of the 3 Geeks and a Law Blog. *Portlandia story: Many years ago I received a call…
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Free public forum (Portland): Our Streets: The Police, The Public, & the Law
The Civil Rights Section of the Oregon State Bar presents a free public forum: Our Streets: The Police, The Public, & the Law (flyer, PDF) When: Tuesday, April 24th,…
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License to Print Money? Researching Marijuana Taxation Law, History, and Practice
A recent bill in the Oregon Legislature, 2009 HB 3274 (HTML or PDF), and a question from a patron, started me thinking about what my research strategy might look…
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Affordable Lawyers: What Did Your County Law Library Do For You Today?
Question: WHO uses the Oregon county law libraries and for what purpose(s)? Answer: Thousands of people use the Oregon county law libraries, because no other publicly accessible library has…
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Oregon SOS: Private Information is Not Public
The Oregon Secretary of State’s Office posted this announcement, June 19th: “Unfortunately, it’s a public record,” has been the Secretary of State Corporation Division’s constant refrain whenever we…