…Book (aka CLE Manual): in context of Criminal Forfeiture laws, includes sample forms b) Oregon State Bar (OSB) Construction Law (loose-leaf) Practice Book (aka CLE Manual): includes sample forms…
…Appeals Cases; and cases, statutes, regulations, court rules, constitutions, attorney general opinions, and session laws for Oregon, Alaska, Arizona, California, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, and Washington.” Visit the State of Oregon…
…damages as well as attorney’s fees….” [Link to full article.] Freelancers in Oregon will need to research state and local laws in order to find their own legal remedies for…
Currently you can find PDFs of the 1955-1967 and 1995-2009 ORS at the Oregon Legislature’s website. Soon, the 1969-1993 superseded ORSs will be there, too. (Look under: “Selected…
…that there are few areas of human endeavor in which its application seems more ubiquitous than our relationships with animals. Especially when we try to write laws and regulations dealing…
…historical legal resources. An Old Book may still contain Good Law. Think criminal, land use, toxic waste, education, and property laws (how old is the oldest private property in this…
Some online research really lends itself to easy keyword searches, e.g. HIPAA Omnibus Rule Compliance Checklists (but you still have to read the laws – no shortcut there) Another…
The new Oregon Legislature’s website goes live Oct 1, 2013. This is great news for legislative and legal researchers (and government wonks, too). 1) Superseded ORS, 1953 –…
…move or rot: From the Bills and Laws page, look for the ORS Documents box in the upper right hand corner. One of those documents will link you to the…
…Historic Oregon Statutes In time we hope to see the return of these to the Legislature’s website: 1) Superseded ORSs,1953-1997 2) Pre-2007 calendars and session laws 3) Lists of Sections…
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