The Oregonian / OregonLive published these two articles: “Oregon Innocence Project misses mark in notorious murder (OPINION),” by John Foote, March 29, 2016, Clackamas County District Attorney. (Internet Archive…
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Oregon Revised Statutes, 1995 and 1997, Appearing Online
We have been informed that that the 1995 and 1997 ORS are appearing online at the Oregon Legislature’s website. Our partners in this have been Legislative Counsel, so please…
“Why the Oregon Constitution Matters” and Other Legal Affairs News
Tracy White, Oregon Attorney, and Washington County Law Library patron, writes a monthly legal affairs column for the (OregonLive) Hillsboro Argus: April 9, 2013, OregonLive column in the Argus:…
New Oregon Laws: Passed in 2015, Effective in 2016
Many new Oregon laws affecting sick leave, birth control, recreational marijuana, vaping, grandparents, bestiality, early termination fees when you die, and much more are effective January 1, 2016. How…
How to Vote in the Oregon May 2020 Primary Election: NAVs have Limited Voting Rights
If you want to vote for a Presidential candidate in the Oregon Primary election on May 19, 2020, you must be registered by the April 28, 2020, deadline as…
Japanese Incarceration in Oregon: 80th Anniversary of Executive Order 9066
Our Oregon Historical Society, and its Oregon Encyclopedia, commemorate the 80th Anniversary of the President’s Executive Order 9066 (2/19/1942). Visit the OHS Oregon Encyclopedia for this and other documents…
Oregon Ballot Measures Archives Project
Blue Oregon : “Don’t Waste Oregon History, by Joshua Binus of Portland, Oregon. Joshua is the Director of the Ballot Measure Archive Project and a Public Historian.” “It is…
Oregon Constitution in Small Bites: Posts So Far
Previous Small Bites of the Oregon Constitution: Oregon Constitution in Small Bites: Bite #1 and Bite #2 (Bill of Rights, 1-6) Oregon Constitution in Small Bites: Bite #3 (Bill…
Quick Tips: How to Research Oregon Legislation and the Oregon Legislature
1) The Oregon Legislature’s website has multiple ways to track and research current and past bills, sessions, reports, and laws. Visit the website and try them out. We’ve enjoyed…
Researching Oregon Case Law
…will be absolutely wrong about what the law is.” Now, about that Oregon case law research: 1) Oregon Cases: Last, or first, or wherever, you’ll need to look at…
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