…describing the place to be searched, and the person or thing to be seized.– Section 10. Administration of justice. No court shall be secret, but justice shall be administered, openly…
…this case, MBNA v. Garcia, Oregon Court of Appeals, April 1, 2009 Excerpt: “… Acting on a recommendation from his former wife, defendant “retained” a man named Barlow to represent…
…Before getting to that, I’m talking about these two stories: 1) Multnomah County’s drug court faces budget ax , by Aimee Green, The Oregonian, Tuesday March 10, 2009 “A…
…I read this decision by the Oregon Court of Appeals, Wythe v. Harrell (docket number A133382). Here’s an excerpt from the OJD Media Release, dated December 3, 2008, but…
…laws, suggested a particular specialized topical research tool, explained why one source is less reliable than another? Does it matter? * My question: Do you think the U.S. Supreme Court…
It’s not often you hear (read) the Oregon Court of Appeals split the infinitive and use the phrase “fry the chip” in the same sentence. (See below *)…
…of standardized, court-authorized, forms. Other states (e.g. Oregon) do not, though we do have some (see for example in family law matters). Public law library employees seldom hand…
…civil liberties advocates has filed a federal lawsuit seeking to overturn an Oregon law aimed at keeping sexually explicit materials from children. The lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court in…
From the Marion County Circuit Court: “The Court is organizing a notebook for pro se litigants containing information about local attorneys who offer unbundled legal services. To participate, fill…
The Oregon Labor & Employment Law blog is back in action. The latest post, August 27th, begins: “The Oregon Supreme Court issued an opinion in Richard Joarnt…
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