Oregon Legal Research BlogThis is an excellent research tool from the staff at the University of Oregon Document Center for those who need to search across all Oregon local government web sites….
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Nolo Press Blogs
As if there wasn’t already more great legal research info than we could use in a lifetime, Nolo Press is now blogging (thanks to Law Librarian Blog…
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Right to Honest Services: 18 USC 1346
…(not that there weren’t others equally portentous). My legal research adventures are much less heady now, but I still wonder, especially when reading news of Congress and the Courts: whatever…
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Oregon Marriage Licenses and other Vital Records (with a side of baby names)
…urged to get a certified copy from the state vital records or the county of purchase, instead. These affidavits are helpful when people are doing genealogical research, but would probably…
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Oregon Legislature May Increase Small Claims Court Jurisdictional Limit to $10,000
…can research the heck out of legal questions. But I hire lawyers. If I was being sued, or if I filed a lawsuit, in Small Claims Court (or…
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It’s NOT All Online: The Long, Slow Dance of Requesting Copies of Laws in Oregon
…case when you find it, on my Oregon Legal Information webpage, I’ve started compiling a list of frequently requested Oregon and federal legal research resources – with notes about their…
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New Law Library Website
…menus. A new navigation tab has been added for CLE information , and we organized our legal research resources into subject-area subsites ( general resources ,…
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HALT, CLEAR, and Job Security
“HALT (Help Abolish Legal Tyranny) – an Organization of Americans for Legal Reform, Inc. was founded in 1978 ….” (link to HALT) Here is another reason why there…
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The West Digest System is Your Friend
…the West Digest System.* Say what you will about the business-customer (vs. business-shareholder) side of Thomson-Reuters print and online services (and I surely won’t stop you), the legal research premise…
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Public Domain and those “Can I Copyright a ‘PowerPoint’ Presentation?’ Questions
…another source of intriguing information on copyright law. 8) On the Oregon Legal Research blog, I’ve blogged a lot about various aspects of copyright law, and the “it depends” nature…