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King County (Seattle, Washington) Law Library: Position Announcement: Public Services Attorney (link to full job description) Excerpt: “The Public Law Library of King County is proud to announce a new…

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libraries may have the original voter pamphlets as well. You can find information about Measure 11 and its current updates at the Oregon Department of Corrections (DOC) Research and Statistics…

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From the AALL (American Association of Law Libraries), LISP (Legal Information Services to the Public) special interest section: Public Library Toolkit: “This is a toolkit meant to help public…

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ask for referrals and legal research assistance: OREGON COUNCIL OF COUNTY LAW LIBRARIES (OCCLL) Oregon county law librarians also work closely with their local public libraries, which have lots of…

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Systems, Inc. (MERS) as the nominal “beneficiary” and its private database for tracking beneficial interests in trust deeds does not satisfy the public recording requirement of Oregon’s nonjudicial foreclosure law….”…

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…etc.? A: Sources of laws and regulations: 1) Oregon Statutes and Regulations: look in the Oregon Revised Statutes (ORS), which are online and also in print at many public libraries…

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