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…after their opinions are issued. The goal of the service is to leverage current web and archiving technologies to minimize the link rot that complicates research as websites change or…

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…to comment on proposed federal regulations, visit Regulations dot gov. To comment on proposed Oregon administrative rules, visit the Secretary of State’s OAR websites and then visit the Agency’s website…

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…elections websites give very clear instructions on updating party affiliation, but not all of them do. Multnomah County Elections does give clear instructions and I suspect that the instructions apply…

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From ABA News: “Site aiming to prevent ‘link rot’ for legal researchers wins 2015 Webby,” by Molly McDonough, 4/27/15: Excerpt: “A service that enables courts and researchers to make…

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…all Oregon circuit court websites will make it easier for parties to fill out and file FAPA documents with the courts. To be able to provide these types of forms…

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