Oregon Legal Research Blog…who rubs it. Everyone in attendance rubbed the stone.” 2) From Washington County Commission hearing minutes (also several years ago): “Mr. xxx stated to Council that he liked Government but…
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Around Oregon in 10 days: Surveying 36 County Law Library Services
In the summer of 2024 Amy Gregory, Washington County Law Librarian, and Brittany Young, Lane County Law Librarian, conducted a survey of county law library services by visiting law…
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How do Federal Courts Handle Criminal Cases?
…hearings, and Congressional Research Service reports, among others. WCCLS library card holders can access HeinOnline remotely. The Washington County Law Library currently offers a couple eBooks that provide some information….
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Legal Services Corporation Highlights Library Initiative White Paper
The Legal Services Corporation recently highlighted their 2016 Library Initiative White Paper. The article points out that “[t]here are more than 16,000 public libraries in the United States, offering…
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Oregon First Congressional District Election Ballots Due January 31, 2012
Secretary of State’s elections website for general information and links. Check with your county’s elections office for drop-off instructions:1) List of all County Election Officials 2) Washington County Elections…
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Free Access to Nolo Legal Self-Help Publications for ALL Oregonians (Fastcase, too)
Appeals Cases; and cases, statutes, regulations, court rules, constitutions, attorney general opinions, and session laws for Oregon, Alaska, Arizona, California, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, and Washington.” Visit the State of Oregon…
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Small Claims Court in Oregon: Advice and Tips for Plaintiffs and Defendants
…(in public and law libraries and bookstores): “Using Small Claims Court in Oregon.” by Janay Haas, 2012. (Oregon Legal Guides) 2) The Oregon State Bar will also have useful information. **…
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Oregon Building Codes: Almost Everything You Need to Know
…Oregon: GENERAL INFORMATION 1) Statutes and regulations originate in the State’s Building Codes Division. 2) The Builders Book website has Oregon building codes for sale….
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Oregon Legislative History: How and Where (but not why)
…(You can find a “Not Online” guide at the Washington County Law Library Document Index website .) 1) From 1971 to 1995, Legislative Minutes and Exhibits were microfilmed. …
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Oregon Continuing Legal Education (CLE) Course Materials in Law Libraries
The following Oregon law libraries have a selection of credit-worthy Continuing Legal Education (CLE) course materials available for members of the Oregon State Bar (OSB) and others who can…