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Minimum Wage Law, 1967: An Oregon Legislative History Lesson
Visit the State Archives “Landmark Legislative Bills by Subject” website to find the following: “Oregon Minimum Wage Law Records 1967 HB 1340 Introduction The 1967 Legislative Assembly enacted House…
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Public Radio & Pledge Drive Aggravation: What is a National Treasure Worth?
This might make you a little less aggravated about public TV and radio pledge drives (or not): Assuming they are correct, these dollar comparisons were stunning: How to Save…
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Law Librarian Named GPO’s Assistant Public Printer
Public Printer Bill Boarman has named Mary Alice Baish Assistant Public Printer, Superintendent of Documents, for the U.S. Government Printing Office (GPO). A proud day for all law librarians!…
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Is Your Oregon License Plate behind Your Windshield (on the dashboard)?
Kangas asked for defendant’s driver’s license; defendant handed him an Oregon temporary license, which had expired. Kangas conducted a records check that revealed that defendant’s driving privileges had been…
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Oregon Curfew Laws, Expungment Guides, and More
…its rules. For example, I typed the words Portland Oregon curfew laws into Google and got this link and this recent KATU story. And, take a look at the…
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Can I tape record a conversation without someone knowing it?
…to videotape cops — with sound — in public places…. … Deputy city attorney Dave Woboril said he’ll review the incident, but said that Oregon’s law is “pretty complicated.” Woboril…
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How Do I Find Help with Legal Research in Another State?
sister. In Oregon we have access to NOLO books online thanks to the State of Oregon Law Library. A public library may have information about a similar problem in another…
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Oregon Legal Forms: The Pyramid
of standardized, court-authorized, forms. Other states (e.g. Oregon) do not, though we do have some (see for example in family law matters). Public law library employees seldom hand…
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Oregon Lawyers on Speaking to “The Media”
…legal jobs: 1) First and foremost, for Oregon attorneys: Please speak to the OSB PLF for any advice they can provide, which can be a lot. (Law librarians refer lawyers…