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…and statutory ones for statutes that are enacted by the Oregon Legislative Assembly. The Oregon Constitution , Article IV, Section 1 (4)(d) says: “… Notwithstanding section 1, Article XVII of…

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The latest volume of the Oregon Law Review, vol. 85, no. 4, 2006, has one article (out of six total) about Oregon law. It is the Comment “Missing from…

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1) Stay on top of useful Oregon law publications: The Oregon Legal Publications blog is just entering the blawg-world and will include writing tips from their attorney editors, excerpts from…

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Oregon legal researchers and attorneys rejoice! The Washington County Law Library staff are scanning the 1953-1993 ORS from statute books donated by the Oregon Supreme Court, Oregon Legislative Counsel…

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A citation/abstract database of intellectual freedom news articles and editorials:  Joint project of the Oregon State Library’s Intellectual Freedom Clearinghouse and the Oregon Library Association’s Intellectual Freedom Committee “Currently,…

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