Visit our Oregon Continuing Legal Education (CLE) Course Materials in Law Libraries blog post for links. And if you want to speak out on the future of CLE independent-study…
…to videotape cops — with sound — in public places…. … Deputy city attorney Dave Woboril said he’ll review the incident, but said that Oregon’s law is “pretty complicated.” Woboril…
Portland Off-Library Project: 24 non-traditional libraries open to the public but not affiliated with any traditional educational or library institution. You can read more about the Portland Off-Library Project…
do it themselves), here’s a great story (from Oregon Business dot com) about a popular bookbinding operation for Oregon libraries and beyond: O Clients, Where Art Thou?…
…their local libraries have on tap. I’ve compiled this list of resources for Portland-metro area (and some for further afield). If you know of others that would be useful referrals,…
…16, no. 3 1) ‘What “Open to the Public” Really Means,” by Jane Salisbury and Carolee Hirsch 2) “A Wiki Way of Communication,” by Carol McGeehon 3) “Free as in…
Oregon Policy Directory , from the University of Oregon Libraries’ Public Policy Research website . This Directory includes non-government organizations and has a link to…
public and personal records, estate, contractor, land use, local, and many other Oregon legal subjects. Oregon landlord-tenant resources may be of some limited use – note that mobile home laws…
Oregonians who are facing foreclosure on their homes – or who are attempting to avoid foreclosure – have several resources available that may be immediately helpful. In the past…
Read and listen to a discussion about Oregon’s cell phone records and warrants law at: OPB’s Think Out Loud May 3, 2011 , program: Think Out Loud: Cell phone…
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