Oregon Legal Research Blog…(as opposed to, e.g. a small claims court or traffic court where you are not expected to know “the law”), if you want a fair shot a winning your case,…
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Researching Oregon Case Law
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Traffic Law in Oregon: No Expungement for Traffic Arrests
…incident put him afoul of a little-known Oregon law: Once a traffic arrest goes on a driver’s record, it stays there forever — even if there isn’t a subsequent charge…
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Oregon Law Libraries: Hours and Types of Service
Oregon has three law schools, and three law school libraries, two of which are private. Each provides a generous amount of service to the public even though their primary…
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Animated Traffic Law
Maybe arguing about traffic law isn’t fun, but learning about traffic law just might be: Animated Traffic Law…
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Traffic Law: How to Beat (or Transcend) Your Ticket
…lawyer contributors, I am sure to surpass that value with this new post. The OSB Bulletin’s Aug/Sept 2008 issue has an, I dare say phenomenal, article on traffic law: Traffic…
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Traffic Week: Not-So-Smart Joggers and Pedestrians with Death Wishes
flashing lights, or be very, very careful. Pedestrian Law (book and OLR blog links): a Legal Guide for Persons on Foot and the Willamette Pedestrian Coalition. Traffic Week and Traffic…
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Truck Drivers, Traffic Stops, and Oregon Trucker Weigh Stations
you know all the possible consequences of taking one course of action or another. See my previous post on Traffic Law for more about this. You can also read…
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Pedestrian Law: Think Out Loud (OPB) on Foot Traffic
OPB’s Think Out Loud radio program had a recent show on Pedestrian Law: Nov. 1, 2010, Foot Traffic and guests included Ray Thomas who wrote Oregon Pedestrian Rights:…
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Law Students, Get Smart: Mine Your County Law Library
The Legal Research is Easy blog post, Hone Those Research Skills, is California-based, but the lessons it teaches apply to law students in every state where public law libraries…
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Don’t Throw Out that “Old” Oregon Law Book! (Motor Vehicle, Criminal Law, and Probate Law Revisions)
If that dusty law book in your office hasn’t been scanned yet (assuming copyright allows you or another repository to do so), PLEASE Don’t Throw it Out! (If you…