Getting Started with Oregon Legal Research
Welcome to the Oregon Legal Research Guide.
Here you'll find links to Oregon laws, regulations, and state and local government resources.
Use the tabs above for quick access to Oregon legal research materials and use the links below for access to frequently requested Oregon-related resources. Are you a recent graduate, or new to practicing law in Oregon? The best place to start your research is the Oregon State Bar's BarBooks. Students have access to BarBooks while in law school, and Oregon Bar members have access with their bar membership. If you are not yet admitted to the Oregon Bar, or are a self-represented litigant, you can use the computers available in the library to access BarBooks.
Oregon government publications are available as PDFs at the Oregon State Library's Digital Collections site.
Looking for other states' legislative history guides? Start here.
Questions? Ask a law librarian.
Image Credit: Oregon State Archives, Oregon Department of Transportation, OHD0890
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Oregon Legal Research
by Call Number: KFO2475 .R69 2016ISBN: 9781531001902Publication Date: 2016-08-15Oregon Legal Research helps you locate primary and secondary material for Oregon.
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Oregon Blue BookThe official state fact book about all levels of government in Oregon. Also available in print at the reference desk.
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Oregon State Library's Digital Collections: Government PublicationsThe Oregon Government Publications collection includes current and historical Oregon state government publications and are maintained by the State Library of Oregon.
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CLE Seminars Course Materials LibraryCLE material provided by the Oregon State Bar, 2006-Present.
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