Oregon Legal Research BlogKOIN online has this story today (10/16/07), “Kicker Tax Refund ‘Phishing’ Scam.” “If you get a phone call or e-mail asking for your bank account number so that…
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Early Bird Kicker Scam: Pass it on, please
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Fear of the Internet, Loss of Privacy, and Risky Behavior
…one can still take affirmative action to protect one’s truly personal info, as anyone who reads about ID theft knows. We can’t eliminate all dangers in life, but we…
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Tyler Goes to Court to Avenge a Videogame-Controller Wrong: A Judicial Civics Lesson Coloring-Book
…2: The Case of Identity Theft tells the story of the Garcia family, whose identity is stolen through an email phishing scam. Justice Case File 3: The Case of Jury…
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Why You Need to Call the Police if Your Caregiver or Employee Steals From You
…of the criminal background checks, and if she doesn’t file a police report about the theft, this caregiver will appear to have both a lot of experience and no problems…
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Is a Backpack Inventory by Police a Warrantless Search? Oregon v. Hite (2014)
…related to identity theft 3 and forgery. Before trial, defendant moved to suppress evidence found in his backpack after he was arrested on an outstanding warrant, arguing that the police…
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How to Search for Criminal Records
…difficult to search for someone else’s criminal history than it is to check your own (unless you have been the victim of identity theft by someone who left a criminal…
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Oregon: Burrito Assignment of Error Case
…televised “ultimate fighting” competition. Defendant’s tactic failed, and he was subdued by the employees. For that conduct, defendant was convicted of third-degree theft and harassment….” [Link to full case.]…
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Consumer Tip: Moving Companies Operating in Oregon Must be Licensed
…higher risk for property or identity theft,” Rowe said in a press release….” [Link to Oregonian article.] Link to the Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) “Consumer Guide to Moving.”…
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Oregon Laws Going into Effect January 1, 2008
…including but not limited to new laws on health care, civil rights, ID theft protections, meth, veterans benefits, and consumer protection. Other Legislative press releases can be found here….