Oregon Legal Research Blog…might want to read the law itself and a bit more on how this all came about. 1) The OLCC Blog has information and you can visit their other news…
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Oregon Liquor Control Commission (OLCC) and Home-Brewers
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You Say State, I say Federal; You say Justice, and I say Judiciary
…Law to How to Solve a Legal Problem. I’m not going to repeat all those Civics Lessons here (say goodbye to all my blog readers if I do that!), but…
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What do we do when we can’t answer?
…highly populated and the name in the case was not common to the area and he was wondering if there was a way to confirm an identity match. He had…
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Oregon Law and Dating: The “Sweetheart Scam”
…Steal My Money; He Loves Me . . .,” February 11, 2010 Excerpt: “It’s love at first type. The “sweetheart scam” is a ruthless and increasingly common rip-off perpetrated by…
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Traffic” (by Tom Vanderbilt): An alternate title for the book might be “Idiots.”
Traffic, by Tom Vanderbilt: “…An alternate title for the book might be “Idiots” (from the NYT review of Traffic). See also this recent news story: Use turn signal?…
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Crash Landing: Bicycles, Cars, and Pedestrians
…all trying to find common ground (so to speak and yes, I’m once again the mistress of understatement) on how pedestrians, bicyclists, and drivers can share the road. My advice…
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Another Free Legal Research Database: AltLaw
…to an online database, which can cost hundreds of dollars per hour. AltLaw is a small effort to change that—to make the common law a bit more common. AltLaw provides…
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Agony Aunt Financial and Other Advice Caveats: Let the “Expert” and the Reader Beware
…with a strong dose of common sense. However, if you plan to take the “advice” and act on it, please, please be a smart consumer and consult a lawyer (or…