…should never be forgotten or lost in that legal-tech forest where you find a plethora of fancier A2J endeavors. “Discover the Code of Virginia: THE LAWS OF VIRGINIA, FOR NON-LAWYERS. Virginia…
This week’s (1/10/07) Willamette Week’s cover story is titled “Loopy Laws.” For the “real thing,” go to the Oregon Legislature’s web sites, here and here….
…Beaverton has filed a federal lawsuit against the Recording Industry Association of America, claiming that she is the victim of abusive legal tactics, threats and illegal spying as part of…
The Oregon Division of Finance and Corporate Security (DFCS) has a lot of useful information at their web site, including information now on: 1) the 2007 Identity Theft…
The Oregon Legislature has posted a press release of Top Bills Going into Effect January 1, including but not limited to new laws on health care, civil rights, ID…
Many changes have been made to Oregon’s paternity laws. For information about these changes, see: Oregon State Bar (OSB), Family Law Newsletter, April 2008 (vol. 27, #2) (not…
Do you know where the most pedestrian fatalities occur? What about those Crosswalk Laws? Take the Look Before Crossing quiz. It’s quick and fun and educational. What more can…
…County Circuit Court Judge Steven L. Price decreed May 15 that federal gun laws do not preempt Oregon state law in the cases of three responsible gun owners who were…
Political parties are governed by federal, state, and local laws, but more to the point, they are controlled by their own party rules, bylaws, and traditions. State and County…
…local traffic laws? Portland, Oregon, is one of a few cities experimenting with Bus-Only lanes, painted bright red. The city’s webpage describing the experiment has lots of useful info including…
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