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Who Regulates Automobile/Car Rental Companies in Oregon?
Depending on your specific question, you will need to look at different parts of the Oregon Revised Statutes (ORS) or contact state regulatory or consumer agencies. Here are a…
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Authority of State (Oregon) to Enforce Federal Funeral Service Regulations
For a detailed description of the statutory and administrative framework for the regulation of funeral services, read this recent Oregon Court of Appeals case: Olson v. State Mortuary And…
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States’ Rights? Right to Repair Laws: Unlocked Phone Anyone?
Does your state have a Right to Repair law? (I didn’t know either!) But our very own Free Geek (in Portland, Oregon), in addition to all the other excellent…
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Oregon Constitution in Small Bites: Bite #9 (Article II, Suffrage and Elections)
…holding other offices forbidden Section 1. Elections free. All elections shall be free and equal.– Section 2. Qualifications of electors. (1) Every citizen of the United States is entitled to…
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“Oregon Courts Turn Crisis into Opportunity,” by OJD’s David Moon (NSCS 2013 Trends in State Courts)
The 2013 NCSC Trends in State Courts includes an article by OJD’s David Moon, “Oregon Courts Turn Crisis into Opportunity.” [If that direct link doesn’t work, try this TinyURL…
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State of the Oregon Courts: Chief Justice DeMuniz Speech
The Oregon Judicial Department has posted the video of Chief Justice Muniz’s State of the Courts speech to the Salem City Club and the text of his State of…
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Reminder: Oregon State Courts Closed Friday, Oct 19, 2012
Friday, October 19, 2012, is a furlough day. Many Oregon county law libraries will be open; we are county, not state, departments (but funded by the state, through the…
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“Are you a licensed Oregon attorney?” is a Yes or No Question
…the adult and stay in charge of the situation. “Are you a licensed attorney in this state” is a yes or no question. The answer should not be “uh, huh,…
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Nonprofit News: Oregon State Bar Creates a Nonprofit Organizations Law Section (NOLS)
questions from attorneys who practice nonprofit law and now they can easily exchange valuable information among themselves, too. Link to other Oregon Legal Research blog posts on Oregon nonprofits….