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Mandamus Proceeding: Kristof v. Fagan (Feb 2022) Filed: February 17, 2022 IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON State ex rel NICHOLAS KRISTOF, Plaintiff-Relator,…

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Ronald Doyle et al. v. City of Medford et al., (TC 0801317) (CA A147497) (SC S061463) “On review from the Court of Appeals in an appeal from the Jackson…

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Dewsnup v. Farmers Insurance Company of Oregon, (SC 057895), decided September 16, 2010: Supreme Court Media Release: “…Today, the Oregon Supreme Court ruled that, based on plaintiffs’ expert’s affidavit,…

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…and the Obscure. For now, I’ll limit myself to writing about The Boring, but Necessary: Court Rules (which have nothing to do with the popular saying, “Librarians Rule” 🙂 Court

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You (!) are now limited to 15,000 words in your merits briefs (rule 33.1). See 10/10/07 post at Wayne Schiess’s Legal Writing blog. What can I say (and some…

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…all: Supreme Court Cases; Federal Circuit Court Cases from 1950-; state Supreme and Appellate Court Cases from 1997-. Originally posted 6/14/11. Updated 6/22/12 to remove lexisONE….

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…law. Alas. Judges in Oregon have not taken the opportunity to wax poetically on Oregon Engagement Ring Law, but that doesn’t mean you leave empty-handed, or fingered. Oregon appellate courts…

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