Oregon Legal Research BlogA new Bedsworth to amuse and signal the beginning of a brief blog-hiatus for me. It’s time to enjoy Spring’s and Portland’s sights and sounds, and get some work…
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Bedsworth Returns for another Round
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Pro Se Litigants:Tenacity, Gumption, and Principle
Not all pro se litigants make it through to an appeal to the Oregon Supreme Court, but some do, like Jim Lubischer and his neighbors in Orenco. The…
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Inmate Call Centers
…endeavor, and manages the call center mentioned in State v. Bray. The OCE mission: To provide public safety by providing inmates with meaningful work experience in a self-sustaining organization….
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Solving the Old, Broken Down Courthouse Problem?
…So far it hasn’t worked, partly because the state isn’t supposed to take the buildings unless they have acceptable seismic safety ratings and more than half of them don’t. And…
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Updated Juvenile Rights Handbook from MBA
Even though the title page continues to state 2004 and 9th edition, I have been reassured that the excellent Juvenile Rights Handbook written by members of the Multnomah Bar…
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Corky v. Petunia: Pro Se Litigants & Lawyers, Evidence & Relevance
up against pro se litigants. My heart goes out to you but it is an opportunity for you to talk to your colleagues and the court and the bar association…
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Legal research and puppies, life, love, rain – and ferrets
…my own I’m hot on the trail to solve. A story ran a few days ago (the MSNBC one here) on how the Senate removed evidence of their actions from…
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How to find affordable legal counsel
be considered when lawyers and clients work together, “unbundled” (so to speak) in the article, ”The Ethics of Unbundling: How to Avoid the Land Mines of ‘Discrete Task Representation.’”…
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The Law Librarian and the FBI: A Shaggy Dog Tale in Six Parts: PART TWO
…takes a special talent to make libraries controversial.” * Several months on, however, despite all efforts, it appeared that my missing books were going to continue to preoccupy my thoughts….
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The Law Librarian and the FBI: A Shaggy Dog Tale in Six Parts: PART FOUR (with limerick)
isn’t altogether a good or healthy thing; it’s just the way it is and those of you who love your libraries have obsessive librarians to thank for defending the institution….