Oregon Legal Research Blog…the CD and how it was recorded. For example, Oregon Courts use FTR (“For The Record”) to record trials. Is that what is on your CD? 2) Second, keep in…
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Is it always a crime to give a police officer a false name? Oregon Court of Appeals Speaks Out.
Oregon v. Moresco, Court of Appeals, A144016, filed June 13 2012. “Defendant appeals a judgment of conviction for giving false information to a police officer, ORS 162.385(1)(b), arguing that…
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Where Can I Find Oregon Child Support Services?
community government and nonprofit resources. * For example, OJD and Washington County (Oregon) Circuit Court Family Law resources. 3) You can also contact Legal Aid Services of Oregon (LASO). If…
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Attend Parent University in Washington County (Oregon)
Parent University in Washington County (Oregon) The Washington County Sheriff’s office is hosting a series of classes for parents. There is no specific class on When Can I…
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Law Library Assistant Jobs in Washington and Clackamas Counties (Oregon)
The County Law Librarians of Clackamas County and Washington County are seeking to fill part-time Library Assistant job openings: *** Clackamas County Law Library has a position open for…
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Oregon Federal Court Jury Instructions
ones from the Oregon State Bar (see Oregon Uniform Criminal and Civil Jury Instructions), Ninth Circuit Jury Instructions, and check federal court Local Rules. 2 ) There are jury…
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Doctrine of First Sale and the U.S. Supreme Court
The Willamette Law School’s “United States Supreme Court News: Willamette Law Online” service, with case summaries and law updates, tells us about this latest U.S. Supreme Court decision: “On…
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East Multnomah County Justice Center and Public Law Libraries
I work for and in Washington County and live in Multnomah County (as do many of my fellow Trimet 3+ hour-a-day commuters) and this good news made me think…
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U.S. Ninth Circuit: Essay Contest for High School Students (deadline 3/15/22)
The contest’s essay topic for 2022: The First Amendment and the Schoolhouse Gate: Students’ Free Speech Rights High school students who live within U.S. Court of Appeals for the…
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Standards of Review: U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
If you need access to this document before the 9th Circuit updates their website, read on: We had a question recently about the Ninth Circuit (U.S. Court of Appeals)…