Oregon Legislative Counsel

Draft declaratory judgment action.

Letter declining the concept of the public license.

Letter establishing June 2 as the operative timeframe.

In the matter of the so-called public license.

Letter to the Legislative Counsel of Oregon seeking further clarification of copyright assertions in light of authority granted to the Legislative Counsel under the revised statutes and public policy that the law is a work of the government as enumerated in numerous court cases.

Report of the Markup Validation Service, the testing and certification arm of the World Wide Web. Numerous code violations were found.

Take-down notice issued to Justia, which was providing the Oregon Revised Statutes, the public laws of the state of Oregon, to the public at no charge. The Legislative Counsel asserts copyright. The controlling language can be found in 2007 ORS 173.763: http://www.leg.state.or.us/ors/173.html and in 2007 ORS 171.275: http://www.leg.state.or.us/ors/171.html Pending re...

Temporary Suspension of Cease and Desist.

May 16, 2008. Letter from Karl Olson to the Oregon Legislative Counsel.

Notice from the Legislative Counsel of an upcoming hearing.

Prepared statements submitted for the June 19th hearing of the Oregon Legislative Counsel Committee

Prepared statements submitted for the June 19th hearing of the Oregon Legislative Counsel Committee

Prepared statements submitted for the June 19th hearing of the Oregon Legislative Counsel Committee