Monday’s (4/30/07) Oregonian story by Michelle Roberts and Bryan Denson, “Wayne’s worlds blur boundaries of law, sanity,” was interesting from more than one perspective. Toward the end of…
From the Salem, Oregon, Statesman Journal, 2/14/08: “Police warn of scam involving sex-offender list.” From the article: “Aumsville Police Department is warning residents of a suspected scam of…
From Library Link of the Day (July #7 post) or direct link to OnMilwaukee dot com article): “Is it stealing if you empty a Little Free Library?,” Molly…
…Library materials. Please note OSB Rule of Professional Conduct 8.4(a) & ORS 164.005, 164.015, 357.975 & 357.990 More about law book page thefts at the Legal Research is Easy blog:…
Tom Mighell tackles the question: “Why are Passwords So Hard for Lawyers?” Answer: ZZZZZzzzz. But doze off at your own risk: Excerpt: “The subject of passwords is one…
Remember “unfunded mandates?” They never really went away so you may as well get reacquainted with them. (See also, National Conference of State Legislatures on unfunded mandates.) Interesting…
…even those who are literate and even literary seem to find book theft somewhat more important than the theft of one’s recycling from curbside and somewhat less important than the…
…which voters approved in 1996. MEASURE 57: Increases prison sentences for drug trafficking, theft against older persons, and repeat property and identity-theft offenders; requires addiction treatment for some offenders. MEASURE…
…to spread cheap reprints of popular sheet music. In the 1950s, a pirate music label named Jolly Roger issued recordings by Louis Armstrong and other jazz greats from LP’s that…
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