Oregon Legal Research Blog…in official court opinions remains available even if the original online resource ceases to exist or is altered.” As of January 4, 2016, they automatically add PDF files of websites…
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Oregon 2021 Redistricting Info and Supreme Court Opinion
…often issued as “slip opinions,” which are basically the same thing, for all intents and purposes, as advance sheets, i.e. they are prima facie evidence, not official. If the case…
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What is a “Valid Signature” on an Oregon Initiative Petition?
…people tell you things that may or may not be correct or may not apply to your situation or may oversimplify or just SHOUT OUT THEIR OPINIONS. There are few…
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History of Canine Jurisprudence in New York
People new to legal research don’t know that legal histories can be found in judicial opinions and not just in books, articles, or legislative history compilations. There is a…
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Oregon Supreme Court: Retired Public Servants, Health Care, and Private Rights of Action under ORS 243.303
…of that duty. The Court also declined to exercise its common-law authority to provide such a right of action sounding in tort….” [Link to full case, Opinions Issued in 2014,…
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Rotten World of Legal Citation: Link Rot and Reference Rot
…that 29% of websites cited in US Supreme Court opinions no longer worked); 2) Jonathan Zittrain, Kendra Albert & Lawrence Lessig, Perma: Scoping and Addressing the Problem of Link and…
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Keeping Up With the Judiciary in Oregon: Willamette Law Online
…Court opinions (and other courts’ opinions too), you have a number of quick ways to stay current, one of which is the Willamette Law Online service: “Willamette Law Online…
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Oregon Tax Court (don’t follow the yellow brick road)
It takes skill to navigate a website, especially one chock-full of information and one under (re)construction. You might think that if you go to OJD Judicial Opinions and then…
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Home on the Internet: Facebook, Service, and the Australian Courts
…to further that claim.” (link) If published, the case will appear at the Supreme Court of ACT website, but it’s possible this will be an unpublished order….