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You can find Multnomah County Family Law Forms at their Circuit Court website. These include Sex Change forms for an adult, Sex and Name Change forms for an adult,…

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…accept less.” If a client still doesn’t pay, the freelancer still has the option to bring the client to court. But now, the onus is on the client to prove…

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…Circuit Court New Central Courthouse Planning and Space Programming Final Report,” August 2014 Context: “…. 1.2. Customer-Centric, Customer-Friendly Work Processes A subtle, calculated business principle enabled by today’s electronic technology…

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Meet and listen to Multnomah County Circuit Court Presiding Judge Steven Bushong talk and answer questions about the Rule of Law and the work of the judicial branch of…

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…blockbuster case (and the first set of appellate briefs we digitized in our now-dormant digital briefs project). Also here in Oregon we have “Oregon’s Legal Guide for Grandparents and Other…

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There was a time when you had to beg, borrow, or steal (I didn’t say that) titles like this, Benchbook for U.S. District Court Judges (5th edition, 2007)….

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A fellow law librarian alerted us to this report from the U.S. Bureau of Justice Statistics on State Court Organization, 1987-2004….

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