Oregon Legal Research BlogNow if only we could stop looking to Congress to come to our rescue (Congress? To the rescue? Good grief!) from the stock market fearmongers and foreclosure doomsayers…
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Hyperlinking, Newspapers Disappoint Us, and the Oregon National Guard
…directive . Companion resolutions in the House and Senate xxx the current authorizations xxx. The U.S. Constitution gives Congress the power xxx…
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Book: Piracy: The Intellectual Property Wars From Gutenberg to Gates
Johns expected when he started hunting through the archives for them. And he thinks their stories may hold keys to understanding the latest battles over digital publishing—and the future of…
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Electronics Recycling Laws in Oregon Legislature
EU Directive and other U.S. states may have as well. The U.S. Congress and the EPA may also be considering such legislation. And, although it is possible that even if…
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Official “End of Presidential Term” Digital Archives
usual suspects: Presidential libraries, Library of Congress, National Archives, branch of government archives (e.g. Judiciary, Congress, Executive), the Internet Archive, HathiTrust, university libraries and archives, nonprofit legal and government information…
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Find Help With Student Debt without Digging a Deeper Hole
and Department of Education are under new leadership and their interests may not align with yours. The same goes for Congress, but it almost never hurts to call your state’s…
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Next Big Thing: National Conference on Copyright of State Legal Materials
can also only hope that any copyright law overhaul will be rational; Congress is involved. But there are a few good people in Congress so make your voices heard. “Cost:…
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Learning How to Lie: a Lesson Well Taught (Washington Post article)
with Salsa” Side Dish” “Members of Congress Fail American History Test: Only 13% Earn a Barely Passing Grade (60% or better).” Hmmm. Telling lies, making up part-truths, or simple obfuscation…
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What Does an Article of Impeachment Look Like? Read Presidents Nixon and Clinton Articles
1) Articles of Impeachment against President Richard M. Nixon (93rd Congress: 1974): H.Rept. 93-1305): Impeachment of Richard M. Nixon, President of the United States: report of the Committee on…
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What is a Grand Bargain?
it all began with Congress and President Obama and tax and debt Grand Bargains, and we’ve seen it here in Oregon with land use and large corporations and the state,…