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Responses to "Oregon Legal Research Blog" Reader Legal Questions

We are not able to answer reader?s specific legal questions, although we do try to respond when the answer has legal research value to other readers.

Suggestions:

1) You can look for updates to specific posts, by clicking on the subject Label at the end of the post.

2) If your question is fairly general, e.g. about Oregon history, how laws are made or how the legislature works, or if you are a K-12 student with a homework assignment, visit your public library, in person or its website to ask for their research assistance or call an Oregon public law library for research assistance.

3) If you have a specific legal research question, please contact your nearest Oregon county law library for research guidance. The OLR blogger strives to respond to questions when the answers will be of value to our many readers, but cannot respond to requests for individual research service or legal information. For more information about what you can find in a public law library, visit the Washington County Law Library ?Legal Information? webpage.

4) You can also ask your question at the Oregon Library Network (L-net) service.

5) If you have a legal problem, rather than a question you want to research for yourself, please contact an attorney. The Oregon State Bar Information and Referral Service is one place to begin your search for a lawyer. You can also read the "How to Find an Oregon Lawyer" guide at the Washington County Law Library website.

6) Last, but not least, please remember, that there is a big difference between DIY Lawyering and DIY Legal Research.

Full post as published by Oregon Legal Research on August 04, 2010 (boomark / email).