…in Oregon. The link is to a Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press post. Excerpt: “The names of individuals buried in a state cemetery are death records, the…
…form,” what kind of power is being granted, who the parties are, what state everyone lives in, etc. This is serious business and I really, really discourage you from going…
…address mentioned above; mail it to the UTCR Reporter at the Office of the State Court Administrator, Supreme Court Building, 1163 State Street, Salem, Oregon 97301-2563; or email it to…
…people. In 1904, the electorate enacted the direct primary and, in 1908, the State Constitution was amended to include recall of public officials. These victories were the culmination of efforts…
…and Records Center , the Portland State University Millar Library , Multnomah…
…group purchasing options for law firms. (He also writes a monthly column in the Oregon State Bar (OSB) Bulletin.) Another Site Offers Group Buying for Small Firms, July 26,…
…state and local judges. Here are a few places to start: *** OFFICIAL SOURCES *** Oregon Judicial Department (OJD): for information on Oregon Supreme Court and Court of Appeals judges…
Lawyer referrals in Oregon are made through the Oregon State Bar and, occasionally, from local or specialized bar associations and nonprofits. (The Oregon State Bar has a public website…
…box you’ll likely be linked to this page. Official sources (and my previous ballot measures post here): From the Oregon Secretary of State, Election Division: 1) August 1st, 2008…
Depending on your specific question, you will need to look at different parts of the Oregon Revised Statutes (ORS) or contact state regulatory or consumer agencies. Here are a…
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