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…trying to find justification for uses of the comma in web copy without resorting to ranting and raving, I started with my old trusty print copy of the Chicago Manual…

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Forfeiture Manual: beSpacific links to government documents that have sometimes been tough to find and that are now at The Memory Hole, including the “Asset Forfeiture Policy Manual,”…

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…criminal process including state and federal levels. This can be found at your local law library, local public library, or online via the State of Oregon Law Library.    …

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AUTO LAW FROM OSB: The grapevine tells me that OSB will be offering a new CLE deskbook (aka manual, looseleaf, or in OSB nomenclature, publication) on Automobile Law. This…

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…story from the April 7th, Oregonian, “Old enough to know he’s not invincible,” prompted us to track down some motorcycle law links for you: Oregon DMV motorcycle and moped manual…

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OSB recently published 2006 revisions to their “Creditors’ Rights and Remedies” and “Oregon Uniform Civil Jury Instructions” CLE manuals/deskbooks (could I start a movement to STOP calling them CLEs…

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Portland City Records Online: The Portland Auditor’s Office has gone online with Efiles, a database of city records, resolutions, historical documents and photos. Link to it here….

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…physical descriptions, country of origin, place of residence, travel companions, marriage status and affidavits of relatives.Search the FamilySearch.org index of international birth, death and marriage records collected by…

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