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…self-help and debt management are available at your local libraries and bookstores (more Oregon bookstore lists here and here). 7) Your public law library has lots of…

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law library.– On Lexis or Westlaw, sometimes available also at your local public law library.– SSRN (free, but registration usually required). And, more about the Oregon Law Commission, here….

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Law Library Hires New Public Services Attorney (from the press release): “.… The Public Law Library of King County is pleased to announce that Marc Lampson has joined the…

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…the Oregon Supreme Court held that, in enacting ORS 243.303(2), which requires local governments to make available to retired employees, “insofar as and to the extent possible,” the health care…

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…school libraries and one of them might do the trick for you: University of Oregon, Lewis & Clark, and Willamette. 2) Be methodical: I’ve created my own Oregon legislative history…

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