Law Librarians are available to assist with legal information, and resources to aid in research. We do not provide legal advice, can't tell you what the law means, nor what laws apply to your particular situation.
The mission of the State of Oregon Law Library (SOLL) is to provide the comprehensive legal resources that the executive, legislative and judicial branches of state government require to serve the public effectively and to afford all Oregonians access to legal information. If you are lucky enough to live within the borders of this great state, you have access to the following, public, legal research databases, provided by the SOLL.
BarBooks - This online library includes all the legal treatises produced by the Oregon State Bar. Popular titles include Elder Law, Family Law, and Oregon Real Estate Deskbook.
Use Fastcase to find case law, statutes, session laws, rules, or attorney general opinions. If you need general self-help guides with titles like Building a Parenting Agreement that works, U.S. Immigration Made Easy, and Every Landlord's Legal Guide, then check out the Legal Information Reference Center.
In addition, SOLL provides online access to briefs and opinions of the Oregon Supreme and Appellate Courts, legal research guides, and in-person and virtual legal reference services.
SOLL provides specialized legal resources to Oregon State Agency Employees. Select "State Agency Databases" from the side navigation bar for available databases, then select your department or agency to locate resources specific to you.
The State of Oregon Law Library digital collections offer electronic access to a variety of government publications, published by the State of Oregon Law Library in partnership with the agency which created the original print documents.
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