their website, b) the Oregon Revised Statutes (ORS) chapters on Small Claims actions (use the Index to locate the relevant sections) And, c) your County Circuit Court’s Supplemental Local Rules…
All Oregon county circuit courts (and most if not all county, justice, and municipal courts) allow free on-site (in the courthouse) access to OJIN.Few if any public libraries will…
…, posted 8/3/11, at the Legal Skills Prof Blog If you walk into a law library with a “what’s the law on x?” or “how do I…
same protocols….” For the whole description, go here. Thanks to excellent Law Librarian blog for the tip (and the Stark County Law Library blog as well for tagging it)….
…and shall deliver a copy of the complaint to the district attorney for the county in which the complaint is filed. The court may require any enforcement officer to serve…
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…December 21, 2020 The American Association of Law Libraries reports that academic librarians may now qualify for exemption from FOIA request fees as educational institution requestors. From the AALL Washington…
if not, go here and click on the top BILLS/LAWS tab. Or you can call the wonderful Oregon Legislative Liaisons in Salem, at 503-986-1000 or your local county law library….
Statutes and from Tim Stanley, Oregon Claims Copyright on Oregon Revised Statutes, at Fairly Used. (Thank you to Mary at the Library Law blog for the latter link; the former…
…a printed card, primarily to avoid any dispute over dropped words or phrases, however inadvertent.) The June 30, 2010, Oregon Court of Appeals case, State v. Gardner (A139006), addresses the…
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