Oregon Legal Research BlogYou can view the 2011 State of Judiciary presentation by Chief Justice Paul J. De Muniz at the OJD website. And you can read the transcript, too. If the…
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2011 State of the Oregon Judiciary
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Promoting Access to Justice with Oregon State Bar E-Books (on Amazon)
Oregon State Bar: Promoting Access to Justice with E-Books “The OSB Legal Publications department launched a new project in May that we wanted to tell you about. We have begun…
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Oregon Payday Loans and Lending
…to loan him money. Disregarding law Six Internet-based payday lenders have obtained licenses to make legal loans to Oregonians, but there are “hundreds” more out there that haven’t, says…
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Couch Potatoes: When is a Tenant Not a Tenant under Oregon’s Landlord-Tenant Law?
We came across another useful legal research resource for those frequently asked couch-potato questions: * Can I throw my brother-in-law out of my apartment? * My sister tells me…
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Where and How to Find an Oregon Criminal Record Report
constitute the unauthorized practice of law (ORS 9.160, 9.166 and 9.21). They may not interpret statutes, cases or regulations, perform legal research, recommend or assist in the preparation of forms,…
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Oregon State Courts Closed Friday, May 25, for Mandatory Furlough
(Other Oregon State offices will be closed, too, e.g. DMV.) Oregon state courts and their offices will be closed Friday, May 25, 2012, because of budget cuts. It’s also…
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Oregon Supreme Court Decides State v. Machuca
State v. Thomas Gregory Machuca (TC 050647097) (CA A133362) (SC S057910): “DE MUNIZ, C. J. The state seeks review of a Court of Appeals decision that reversed and remanded…
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Guidelines on Public Rights of Access to Judicial Proceedings and Records (Mass.)
Massachusetts has Guidelines on the Public Rights of Access to Judicial Proceedings and Records. This seems to be a relevant post for us here at the Oregon Legal Research Blog given…
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Grandparents and other Third-parties Seeking Custody of Children in Oregon
Please also read previous blog posts on this topic, especially this one: Grandparent Visitation Rights in Oregon There are lots of free legal forms online and in print, but…
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Evolution of the Paralegal (a Master’s Degree in Paralegal Studies Online)
“The paralegal profession has evolved significantly since its origin in the 1970s. While paralegals originally assisted attorneys in a secretarial capacity by formatting legal documents, they have since assumed…