Attorneys have a variety of databases at their disposal for researching the law. But what about you, the regular person? Where can you go to find the Oregon statutes? Alas, the state website is horrible, because the Legislature ignores everything we've learned about printing and displaying information intelligently since Gutenberg brought movable type printing to the Europe.
To the rescue comes a law student, Robb Shecter and his partner in making law accessible for the people, Lisa. They have done an amazing job posting the Oregon Revised Statutes at OregonLaws.org, and presenting them in a thoughtfully formatted way that makes completely and effortlessly readable and usable. Hats off to them both!
John Gear Law Office, LLC is very proud to be just the second paid sponsor/supporter of OregonLaws.org. Sponsorships for OregonLaws.org help make this site the best way for you to find out just what the law says.
To the rescue comes a law student, Robb Shecter and his partner in making law accessible for the people, Lisa. They have done an amazing job posting the Oregon Revised Statutes at OregonLaws.org, and presenting them in a thoughtfully formatted way that makes completely and effortlessly readable and usable. Hats off to them both!
John Gear Law Office, LLC is very proud to be just the second paid sponsor/supporter of OregonLaws.org. Sponsorships for OregonLaws.org help make this site the best way for you to find out just what the law says.
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