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…Oregon 2) Access to Justice blog post about the Self-Represented Litigation Network Pre-Conference in Portland If you want to attend the pre-conference program, please complete the registration form and send…

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…sex offender registration stories are at the top of that list. For another “view of the cathedral”, (with apologies to Guido Calabresi) on this difficult subject, see f/k/a, who has…

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…law library.– On Lexis or Westlaw, sometimes available also at your local public law library.– SSRN (free, but registration usually required). And, more about the Oregon Law Commission, here….

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…more on that later.) In the February 2007 (free but registration required) LTN (Law Technology News), Robert Ambrogi of the excellent Law Sites (aka Legal Line) blog tells more of…

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…Motor Vehicle Services Division that was requested by senators on the Business and Transportation interim committee. The REAL ID Act, passed by the U.S. Congress in 2005, required each state…

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…a monolithic interpretive approach, but one that contains multiple competing strands. This observation is long overdue, and Bostock is an excellent vehicle for exploring its implications, given that the three…

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