Oregon Legal Research Blog…a concept well known by U.S. Supreme Court Judge nominees). I was searching Washington County Bar Association newsletters for something else the other day and came across an article…
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Legal Information Tower of Babel: Law dot Gov, National Inventory, and the U.K. Law dot Gov Project
…not connect with one another and do not provide information across court and county jurisdictions… We cannot afford to operate in an electronic Tower of Babel .”’ Few outside…
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Oregon April 2010 Medical Marijuana in the Workplace Case
…v. Bureau of Labor and Industries, (BOLI 3004) (CA A130422) (SC S056265) From the April 15, 2010, Media Release: Excerpt: “On review from the decision of the Court of Appeals…
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Corky v. Petunia: Pro Se Litigants & Lawyers, Evidence & Relevance
…here, and here), and in the law library, for both sides. I always recommend to my pro se litigants who plan to “go to court” (traffic court, small claims, jury…
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Electronic Recording of Conversations in Oregon
…Court of Appeals has a few more things to say about this subject. You can start with this Oregonian article: “ If an Oregon police officer is recording your…
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They Had “Access,” But They Didn’t Get Justice (28 GJPLP 321 (2021))
…Minnesota, a custody case came before the district court where both parties were unrepresented …. [See article for description of the authors’ example.] “This case is an example of…
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Rotten World of Legal Citation: Link Rot and Reference Rot
…broken links in legal citations, most notably in U.S. Supreme Court decisions. Two articles that discuss this problem in detail are: 1) Raizel Liebler & June Liebert, Something Rotten in…
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Official (and unofficial) Oregon Legal Citation Style Manuals
1) For documents cited in Oregon court filings I recommend starting with the free, official, and online OJD Appellate Court Style Manual. You can link to that PDF, but…
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Are You Paying for “Free” Legal Forms?
Before paying for legal forms online (or from a book), check to make sure they are forms the court will accept and to find out if your county or…
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Pro Se Litigants:Tenacity, Gumption, and Principle
Not all pro se litigants make it through to an appeal to the Oregon Supreme Court, but some do, like Jim Lubischer and his neighbors in Orenco. The…