…amount of money, and many county offices around the state are on shoe-string budgets. More about Oregon public records laws. Keep in mind that only a fraction of the…
…reporters and bloggers can’t cite (let alone link – duh) properly to the cases and statutes, and other laws, they refer to in articles and blog posts, but honestly now…
…darkly and do some research to find out a little about the profession’s unique nomenclature.) When searching for criminal laws in the ORS Index, if your narrow, specific or your…
…not use it? But do use the ORS and the OAR to research the permanent impairment laws the state does have. Given how confusing this…
…state’s laws. See, e.g. mandatory authority .) Some cases take “fault” into consideration, but most courts stayed away from making that determination and applied a contract theory. There seems…
…October 1, 2009, will significantly change some state court filing fee amounts. (HB 2287, ch. 659, Oregon Laws 2009). Before filing papers in a state court on or after October…
…for Laws & Rules and Forms pertaining to the Tattoo Arts. 2) There is an Oregon Health Licensing Agency (OHLA) and they have lots of information about piercing and tattooing…
…open-records and open-meetings laws, with an eye toward proposing revisions. It’s a worthy effort and one that does not come a moment too soon.” (link to full article)…
…laws, those guarantees would be meaningless. More than four decades ago, Justice Potter Stewart warned that, without a constitutional limit on the states’ power to determine the nature of property,…
…appoint as power of attorney, trustee or conservator takes some careful considerations of family dynamics and individual trustworthiness, as well as laws and pitfalls pitfalls….” (link to full article) The…
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