Oregon Legal Research BlogAnyone who works within the Small Claims Court world appreciates it, but also knows it has a long way to go to be really (self) helpful. In Oregon,…
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Small Claims Court: Is (Self) Help on the Way?
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Public Law Librarians Consulted by Supreme Court Nominee on Eve of Judiciary Committee Hearings
(Not really, but anything is possible in the wild, wacky world of Senate Judicial Committee nominations, so give this post an April First dateline.) Supreme Court nominees and their…
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Treating Court Reporters Right
Court reporters have to be some of the nicest and most patient people you’ll ever find in a courtroom. They also perform magic when transcribing their recordings. Heaven knows…
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Oregon Supreme Court Justices Donate Rare Superseded ORS Set for Scanning Project
This donation is no small contribution to our superseded ORS scanning project and I would be woefully remiss if I didn’t publicly thank the Oregon Supreme Court Justices…
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Mexican and other Foreign Court Records Indexes and Databases
PI Buzz has a post, with Comments, about a Mexican court records database: Mexico Court Record Index Online. Finding other countries’ court records databases doesn’t appear to be that…
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A One-Stop Website for Federal Court Opinions? Soon, Maybe, Eventually?
Free public access to federal court opinions through GPO’s FDsys may be coming soon. A lot of people (e.g. those “it’s all online” types who haven’t a clue) think…
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Access to Justice Updates from Richard Zorza
…Doctor “Mindfulness” has Major Implications for Lawyers and Judges (9/26/13) 3) Reflecting on Court Technology at Midtown Community Court’s 20th Anniversary (9/22/13), including a link to the NCSC “The Ten…
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U.S. Supreme Court Grants Cert to State v. Ice
Others will pick this up and run with it, but for starters, here are some State v. Ice links: Oregonlive story, from 3/17/08: “Supreme Court will use Oregon case…
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Is there a 2014 Oregon Rules of Civil Procedure (ORCP)?
Nope. The ORCP is updated biennially so the 2013 edition online at the Legislature’s Court Rules website is the current one. The next ORCP will be the 2015 edition…
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“Vote” 365 Days of the Year: Talk, Talk, Talk to your Elected Representatives
…the President: Comments: 202-456-1111 Switchboard: 202-456-1414 TTY/TTD: Comments: 202-456-6213 Visitor’s Office: 202-456-2121 U.S. Supreme Court: Note: U.S. Supreme Court Justices are not your representatives, per se, but if you think…