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Citing Unpublished Opinions and Copyrights & Legal Briefs
Legal Research Plus blog has had (at least) two very interesting posts this past week: 1) Writing the book on citing unpublished and non-precedential opinions , July 27, 2009,…
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To Cite is Human, to Find Law Divine: What Does a Legal Citation Look Like?
…(e.g. Peter Martin’s Intro to Legal Citation), is a required skill for any legal researcher. (I wish it was a required skill for everyone who writes about the law,…
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Oregon Constitution: Wikisource, Wikiproject Oregon, and More
…the Legislature’s webpage in a Table called either Statutes Affected by 2008 Measures or, in the actual table, labeled: “ORS SECTIONS AMENDED, REPEALED OR “ADDED TO” This system of publication,…
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Oregon Federal Court Jury Instructions
Periodically we are asked about jury instructions for the Oregon federal district court. We have the following on good authority, though in the world of legal research, all is…
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Access to Justice in Oregon: A Lawyer Speaks Out
…reminder that, no, not all legal research resources are online, and even if they were, people still need to learn how to research the law, how to compile legislative histories,…
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Have you Ever Read Oregon Measure 5 or Measure 11?
…libraries may have the original voter pamphlets as well. You can find information about Measure 11 and its current updates at the Oregon Department of Corrections (DOC) Research and Statistics…
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Public Domain and those “Can I Copyright a ‘PowerPoint’ Presentation?’ Questions
…but short of that, you’ll need to do some research, teach yourself some copyright basics, and determine which laws apply to your specific situation. 1) Circular 66 and Circular 55…
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Oregon Foreclosure Legal Reference Questions
Legal Research Tip: When doing your research, remember, keep notes on who you talked to and when (even what time!), what was said, what website, book, or brochure you…
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Can I tape record a conversation without someone knowing it?
…public place. Woboril, Schmautz and Police Chief Rosie Sizer weren’t aware of the bulletin, but Tabor’s attorney, Haile, dug up it up in his research…. “ (link to full article)…