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…Newspaper Publishers Association and their Legal Notice Publication Laws webpage (very useful, but read the disclaimer – in fact, you should always read disclaimers) 3) “OSB Civil Pleading and Practice”…

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…Scratchpad: James Grimmelman: Copyright, Technology, and Access to the Law: Old Problems and New Solutions 3) From Lowering the Bar: Oregon Says Its Laws Are Copyrighted, Can’t Be Published…

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…and comments here: “Don’t you dare post Oregon laws on the internet!” 2) See also Loaded Orygun post, here. 3) Or, search Google News with these words: Oregon copyright 4)…

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…Canby, 503-266-7903; 9602 S.E. Clackamas Road, Clackamas, 503-659-7004, www.kbrecycling.com” (from the Oregonlive Factbox for this article) The Law: HB 2626, Chapter 302, (2007 Laws): Effective date June 7, 2007…

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…and commissions. Though an overwhelming majority of cities around the state have had the laws in place since the 1970s, several dozen that had been exempt from the rules now…

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…for even longer. I’ll blog soon about how laws are codified.) When the ORS is online, it will be here, here, here. In the meantime, you can probably find a…

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