Oregon Legal Research BlogThis is an excellent research tool from the staff at the University of Oregon Document Center for those who need to search across all Oregon local government web sites….
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Developing a Law Firm Social Media Policy
KCLL Klues , the King County (Washington) Law Library blog has this post from 10/31/11 . It has links to useful resources and sample policies, all of which may…
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Finding Local Newspaper Articles in Oregon
I picked up the paper Multnomah County Library brochure on Finding Local Newspaper Articles and thought the information might be useful to my readers here at the OLR blog….
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How to Vote for an Oregon Judge
…blog post as I find other resources): 1) Oregon Judgepedia 2) Voter pamphlets (in your mail, county elections office, from the Secretary of State’s Elections website) 3) Judicial candidate websites…
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Legislative Redistricting in Oregon
14, 20101:00 P.M., Room: HR C900 Court Street NE, Room 453, Salem, Oregon 97301 1:00 PM Overview on Redistricting – National Standards & LawPeter Wattson, Senate Counsel, State of Minnesota…
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2016 Oregon Archives Crawl, October 8th
Every legal researcher needs archived, historic or just plain out of print documents once in a while. Oregon has you covered. If you’re a crypto or an avowed historian,…
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Superseded Oregon Revised Statutes (ORS) Appearing on Oregon Legislature Website: 1953-1997
Legislative Counsel have created an ORS Archives website where they will be posting the 1953-1997 ORS. Currently the 1953-1957 statutes have been posted to the website: Oregon Revised Statutes (ORS):…
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A Lease of Your Own: Renting a Room in Someone’s Oregon Home
…Caveat Emptor – and read on …. 2) Make sure you read about Oregon landlord-tenant law, Oregon Revised Statutes (ORS). The Residential Landlord-Tenant Act (RLTA) is a complex tangle of…
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“Are you a licensed Oregon attorney?” is a Yes or No Question
Check Your “Attorney’s” Bona Fides! (Don’t be an April Fool.) “I thought he was a licensed attorney.”“I thought a paralegal could advise and represent me.”“He said he knew Oregon…
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Oregon Public Records Law Disclosure and Email
…RECORDS LAW DISCLOSURE This e-mail is a public record of the City of xxx and is subject to public disclosure unless exempt from disclosure under Oregon Public Records Law….