Oregon Legal Research Blog…Rose, The Oregonian, February 01, 2010: “… Relatively new to American roads and designed to improve traffic flow at congested intersections, the left-turn arrows have popped up at 18 Washington…
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Tax Preparation Assistance in Oregon
…other organizations to make tax preparation services available to their residents. 1) Tax assistance resources in Washington County (Oregon) at public libraries and beyond. 2) Or, check at your own…
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Traffic Week Miscellany: Human Transit, Jump Starts, and, of course, Cows
…even fewer to the Washington Supreme Court. The attorney fees alone would be significantly more than the initial ticket. Such was not the case for Seattle attorney Andy Magee. In…
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Public Video-Conferencing Sites in Oregon
the Washington County (Oregon) Law Library website. Look for the link to the guide under What’s New or under Other, at the bottom of the Legal Research Guides webpage….
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Trial Notebook for Pro Se Family Law Litigants
…to begin if you want to know what a trial notebook is: from the King County, Washington, Reference Librarian on their KCLL Klues Blog: Trial Notebook for Family Law….
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Oregon Constitutional Convention or Task Force?
…buckskins and breeches, has gotten bloated and confusing and should be rewritten from scratch, a Washington County lawmaker testified today. Rep. Chuck Riley, D-Hillsboro, has called for a full-blown constitutional…
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Oregon Robot Theft (kidnapping?)
Poor little robot! First it’s stolen (kidnapped?) and then it’s drowned (murdered?) “Update (January 11, 2009): Deputies Recover Stolen RobotPIO: Sgt. Bob Ray On January 11, 2009, Washington County…
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Setting Up Business as a Debt Collector in Oregon
…here). At the Washington County Law Library, we have materials that creditor-debtor lawyers use for research. These are secondary sources (books about the law as opposed to primary sources, which…
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Marketers of Mystery Shopper Scam Settle with FTC
From the Washington County (Oregon) Law Librarian: See the press release at the FTC: Marketers of Mystery Shopper Scam Settle with FTC Excerpt: “An operation that lured consumers with…
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Skip Tracing
…justice system). Here’s a terrific Skip Tracing guide by the King County Law Librarians for Washington State residents. It can be adapted for Oregon. Skip tracing isn’t a fast, cheap,…