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There are many free, publicly accessible, legal research databases in Oregon County Law Libraries.  We update the Oregon County Law Libraries Legal Research Databases directory at least twice a…

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or state official about the difference between “salvage” and “find” as a matter of law and public policy. The State of Oregon maintains a central web site for information on…

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Statutes (e.g. search “special session”) Oregon Senate Rules (from the Secretary of the Senate website) Oregon House Rules (from the Office of the Chief Clerk) Reports and other Legislative Publications…

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subscribe to these databases and some large public law libraries do too). This is another way to find out if anyone has already researched and written on your topic. Note…

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The Oregon Special Law Library Association (ORSLA) asked the question. Read the answers (and a few samples below). Public law librarians around the country will recognize these: • Non-attorney wanted…

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