…to prevent staph infections, blood poisoning or worse for customers. A recent case marks the first time anyone has been charged in Oregon with the misdemeanor of tattooing without a…
…about their uselessness, about children who have been denied the pleasures of story time or experiencing the library as a “The Third Place” (See James’ Great Good Place…
…out there who need but don’t know about the Social Security Death Index . So I’m doing my bit to spread the word one reader at a time….
…suppressing evidence discovered during a warrantless search of data contained in a cellular telephone that defendant possessed at the time of his arrest. ORS 138.060(1)(c). The state argues that the…
…to spend a lot of time explaining to jurors that some of the mistakes in the police report are probably attributable to the desperate desire of its author to finish…
…statement or designation of the violation that can be readily understood by a person making a reasonable effort to do so and the date, time and place at which the…
…problem. They have been found guilty of breaking the law and have probation time to serve. Only those clients who are considered non-violent offenders are eligible for the…
…lawyers this all the time: Read the Statute! You can be sure that most judges read the statutes and if they don’t (but they do!), you can be absolutely, positively…
…reference book, “Encyclopedia of Associations“? Well, it’s online now (and has been for some time) and probably at your public library (e.g. through the WCCLS , though you…
…plenty of time to shop before Christmas. And as a hint: if you buy in bulk, you save! Even buying 2 calendars instead of 1 will save you money on…
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