The Oregon Department of Consumer and Business Services (DCBS) has useful information at their website, including a summary of consumer and business laws (yes, sometimes with opposing interests) enacted…
Oregon Bureau of Labor & Industry (BOLI): Child Labor Law: School-To-Work History of child labor laws, here and here (for a start). My previous posts on babysitting, leaving children…
…who would also be able to tell you about this program. Your state elected officials are a terrific source of information about state laws and new and proposed legislation….
…a link to the Oregon Revised Statutes 2005. (The 2007 laws won’t be codified and printed as the ORS until early 2008, but you can find them here.)…
…links to DoJ press release 07-521: “The Department of Justice today submitted to Congress new proposed legislation that seeks to update and improve current laws aimed at protecting Americans from…
A new Bedsworth, oh my! Read an excerpt (if you dare): China, of all places, is giving new meaning – and new laws – to the term “born again.”…
2015 House Bill 3014 signed by the Oregon Governor. (Keep an eye on OLIS to find the Oregon Laws Chapter number when it is assigned.) See the Oregonian article:…
…Cerevisaphile. (If that direct link to the resolution’s PDF doesn’t work, search for the 2013 HCR 12 from the Legislature’s bills and laws page.) The microbe in question? Saccharomyces cerevisiae,…
Who said learning about how laws are made can’t be any fun? Clearly, that person never looked at the Classroom Law Project’s Bill of Rights for Extraterrestrials Lesson Plan…
“Net Neutrality” is not an issue of first impression: there are several decades’ worth of federal statutes, legislative history, and administrative and regulatory laws, federal court opinions, federal-state preemption…
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