Oregon Legal Research Blog1) COVID-19 Resources for Students and Parents, from the Oregon Department of Education, including topics such as civil rights and civic engagement, death, mental health, and much more: “This…
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Oregon Council on Court Procedures (OCCP): Legislative and Administrative History of Oregon Rules of Civil Procedure (ORCP)
I’ve blogged before about the very useful Oregon Council on Court Procedures website. For those who remember plowing through the print versions of these documents … this website…
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Oregon Voter Registration Deadline for May 2018 Primary: April 24, 2018
You must register to vote by Tuesday, April 24th, 2018, if you want to vote in the Oregon primary. View the 2018 Election Timeline (PDF) at the Oregon Secretary…
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Oregon Ballot Measure Evaluation: Citizens’ Initiative Review Commission (CIR)
“The CIR is an innovative way of publicly evaluating ballot measures so voters have clear, useful, and trustworthy information at election time.” The Oregon Citizens’ Initiative Review Commission (aka…
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Oregon Notary Public 2012-2013 Winter and Spring Training
Oregon Notary Public 2012-2013 Winter and Spring Training I’m a self-proclaimed cheerleader for the Oregon Secretary of State’s Notary Training seminars. I insist notaries under my care attend training…
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New Oregon Legislative Agency: Office of Legislative Policy and Research
…a new legislative agency in Oregon, the Office of Legislative Policy and Research….” [Link to full article.] Stay tuned for future press releases and legislative websites. The long Legislative Session…
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Excellent Jobs for Policy Wonks! Oregon Legislative Policy and Research Office: Analyst
Application deadline: October 24, 2016. Not all are permanent positions, i.e. some positions will end when the 2017 Oregon Legislative Session ends, or shortly thereafter: Oregon Legislature. Legislative Policy…
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What Laws and Rules Govern Oregon Political Parties? Overview
Political parties are governed by federal, state, and local laws, but more to the point, they are controlled by their own party rules, bylaws, and traditions. State and County…
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Oregon Council on Court Procedures
All Council members serve without pay. The work of the Council is supported by a professional staff, the Oregon State Bar, and by the Lewis & Clark Law School. All…
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Bankruptcy Clinic: Oregon State Bar (OSB) and Legal Aid Services of Oregon (LASO)
…from their Oregon Law Help webpages. You can also just telephone LASO at: 503-224-4086 If these links break again before I get to update them again, just search (using your…