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…that neither the Legislature nor the Secretary of State Archives Division had any plan in place to digitize these invaluable official documents. I had some experience digitizing Oregon Appellate Court Briefs,…

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…most of its written and audio legislative history at the Legislature’s OLIS website. 3) Caselaw, courtesy of the Judiciary: Don’t forget there will also be a fast growing body of…

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…legislation (other than its journey through the Secretary of State’s ballot measure certification process). (Note: You can track current legislation at the Oregon Legislature’s website, especially, but not only, OLIS….

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…directly to them at the Legislature’s ORCP website. (For the most recent proposed and adopted ORCP rules, visit the Council on Court Procedures website.) *The booklet was written by the Self-Representation Subcommittee…

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Remote Online Notarization (RON) law (temporary) was enacted during the first special session of the 2020 Oregon Legislative Assembly: “​​​​​The Oregon Legislature passed HB 4212A​, which was signed into…

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…ordinances and discussions, visit the Association of Oregon Counties and the League of Oregon Cities. Keep an eye on the Oregon Legislature for updates and amendments. Is it only a…

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