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Laws still copyrighted · 29 May 08

The state of Oregon continues its skirmish with web sites Justia and Public.Resource.Org. Oregon officials sent letters to the web sites in April telling operators not to reproduce sections of Oregon’s copyrighted laws online. The Citizen Media Law Project is reporting that a proposed licensing agreement intended to resolve the fiasco appears headed for disaster.

Lee van der Voo

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