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…Nov. 9, 2016 We all aim to do a better job learning about our country’s and the world’s history and laws and maybe also support, volunteer for, or participate in Oregon’s…

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…Appeals Cases; and cases, statutes, regulations, court rules, constitutions, attorney general opinions, and session laws for Oregon, Alaska, Arizona, California, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, and Washington.” Visit the State of Oregon…

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…basic than understanding the budgeting process. Understanding how laws are made and how political parties operate are equally important, but if you don’t know how “public” money is raised, allocated,…

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…new laws passed in the 2016 and 2017 Oregon legislative sessions WILL NOT appear in codified format until the 2017 Oregon Revised Statutes are published in late 2017 or early 2018….

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…entrusted with the fair and impartial application of our system of laws. National Judicial Outreach Week is an opportunity for the community to meet some of the dedicated public servants…

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…Lawyers, legislators, drafters of laws, and judges have enough trouble writing clearly without adding to their own and their readers’ woes. Use the serial comma, please. It will save all…

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…that the official USC publication is several years behind — but you can find newly enacted laws … sorry. That lesson should be left for another time.) Third: We have…

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…bills, laws, regulations, etc. by their specific numbers and names. But that is a topic for another blog post.) For the record, this specific blog post is to edify, not…

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