Oregon Legal Research Blog…records page and how to request documents. While I was not able to help our patron confirm the identity of the person in the case, I was able to give…
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What do we do when we can’t answer?
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Juror Bias Against Bicyclists?
of jurors identify with car drivers and do not ride bicycles in traffic….” (link to full article) * See also Pedal Power and the Oregon DMV Bicyclist Manual. * See…
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State v Burleson
The Saturday Oregonian (6/2/07) ran a story (byline Anne Saker), “Grand jury to see IDs, records in abuse case,” on the latest developments in the case against David O….
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Skip Tracing
Checking for criminal records is different from “skip tracing,” though some of the records do overlap (e.g. if the person you are tracing happens to be in the criminal…
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HIPAA and HITECH: Medical / Health Record Privacy Laws
…and Clinical Health Act. You can find more information at the following places (among others): 1) U.S. HHS Health Information Privacy website 2) Oregon Health Information and Privacy website 3)…
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Zombie Debt: Know Your Statute of Limitations and Other Debt Collection Laws
***Update: See the 4/2/12 post on recent Court of Appeals cases related to the statute of limitations for debt collection in Oregon*** We’ve been getting a…
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Your Congress and Tax Dollars at Work: 2012 CRS Report on Gun Legislation
…their elected officials. Our members of Congress have not made CRS Reports freely available through any publicly accessible government database. You cannot find them at Congress dot gov, Thomas, or at…
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“More Eager I am to Pay a Lawyer than a Crook”: Consumer Law – No Small Matter for Ordinary People
…public law librarian) knows, goes far beyond that. Ordinary people, the ones we in public (and public law) libraries see every day, just don’t know how to navigate the maze…
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Legal Research for the Intrepid but (honorably) Clueless
…(Most states have some kind of public law library system. Ask at your local public library if you don’t know where to find a law library open to the…
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Response-Ability: Defending the Yoga Instructor When a Student is Injured
…there isn’t – mostly – and you can ask even me why not) and a visit to my public library the next day (don’t you love vacations!) where I found…