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…Interests and Betrayal,” Leslie J. Harris, University of Oregon School of Law Related links: The Oregon Revised Statutes (ORS), Oregon Law Commission, county websites (e.g. this one at Marion County),…

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…legislation and websites. The materials are classified into what are considered the primary causes of wrongful conviction: forensics/DNA; eyewitness identification; false confessions; jailhouse informants; police and/or prosecutorial misconduct; and ineffective…

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I like to look at how other states present legal research and legal information resources online. Here are a couple new websites I’ve run across lately. Connecticut Law…

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…admittedly useful for those pesky after-hour research projects. Internet research (dogpile, google, etc.): Not all reports, testimony and other legislative documentation are found on state legislative websites and in Oregon…

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…Day fossil beds. Lots more information at Oregon visitors websites, here and here and here and here. See AALL PDX 2008 Post #1 to find out what this is all…

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