Oregon Legal Research Blog…sometimes we do have to make those cuts. But think about analogies to your own household budget. Don’t you use public transit more or pack a few more lunches to…
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U.S. Constitution-Free Zones
…when the authors don’t include the facts. (My mother always said, “don’t make work,” which was very clever of her. We could create whatever mayhem we wanted to as kids,…
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D1ND: Day 1, No Deal (Brexit Worst Case Planning Assumptions, 2 August 2019)
or link to the Internet Archive version I saved today. Note: “Day 1” refers to the Day After (i.e. Friday) an October 31, 2019, no-deal exit from the EU….
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Oregon Commission on Judicial Fitness and Disability: Report on Judge Vance Day
The Oregonian has posted the Oregon Commission on Judicial Fitness and Disability report to the Oregon Supreme Court on Marion County Circuit Court Judge Vance Day. You can find…
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U.S. Constitution Day is Monday, September 17th
I am celebrating Constitution Day this year. I’ll be handing out free pocket and wallet-size U.S. Constitutions in my Law Library (all day) and on the Washington County…
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A U.S. College Campus Free Speech Story Worthy of a Entry in “News of the Weird”?
…Day,” which links to a story from FIRE (Foundation for Individual Rights in Education): “California College Forbids Passing Out Constitutions…On Constitution Day.” How can one not love News of the…
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Teaching Constitution Day
The National Archives has a Teaching with Documents: Observing Constitution Day website. You can also visit the Library of Congress U.S. Constitution website. Happy Constitution Day!…
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“Damn Interesting” Website for Labor Day Holiday
for the lead), then the Labor Day holiday weekend is a good time to visit (unless you’re in a lounge chair with a good book, in which case, don’t…
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Thomson/West Headnote of the Day
…We read the Thomson/West Headnote of the Day. You don’t really want to know Why, but Rob at BoleyBlogs, on 11/19, reminds us How much we think about West…