Oregon Legal Research Blog…train station….” [ Link to full NPR interview .] More bargains we make: 3) “Change machines” at the grocery store: those change machines in stores that…
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A Beer for a Cigarette: When is a Bargain Good Value?
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Fall Forward, Spring Back? I’m Confused.
For those of you on another planet, change your clocks for daylight saving (hah!) time, Sunday, March 11th, if you plan to visit the United States that weekend. (In…
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“Is it legal?” in the Library
…the hospital to stop treatment as soon as they find out I don’t have insurance, is it legal for my employer to tell me I can’t have time off to…
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Oregon e-waste Law: Recycling Electronics
…still don’t know where to turn,” said Judie Miller, who supervises Metro’s recycling information program. That will change when a new state law takes effect Jan. 1. House Bill 2626…
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Where Can I Find Oregon Child Support Services?
…to start your research: (Note: Web links change often. If the links below do not work, use a search engine and type in the service you need, for example use…
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“How to Die in Oregon” and “Hot Coffee, the Movie” (Documentaries)
…and availability information. In the fullness of time, public libraries will have these DVDs in their collections, but documentary and independent film distribution business models are different from…
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Oregon Law Libraries: Hours and Types of Service
…IMPORTANT: To avoid disappointment or travel time: PLEASE TELEPHONE AHEAD or check websites on the day you need to use the law library. Library hours and services change. 1)…
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Beer Law in the Oregon Legislature
…I found these today: HB2100HB2262HB2588HB2644HB2924HB3145HB3110 And then there is 2011 Senate Bill 444, which doesn’t pop up in the Legislature’s search-engine, which is a puzzle, but not the first time…
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Traffic” (by Tom Vanderbilt): An alternate title for the book might be “Idiots.”
…they signal to change lanes, the car in the next lane will speed up to block their car. He said it’s also a matter of habit — like buckling your…
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Tracking a Bill through the Oregon Legislature
…this opportunity to explore the Legislature’s online resources for bill-tracking. It may be more interesting than you expect! If this sounds familiar, it is. I’ve blogged several times about the…