Oregon digest 2d : covering cases from state and federal courts

Oregon digest 2d : covering cases from state and federal courts volume 7B contents: Constitutional law. I. Nature and authority of constitutions. II. Adoption of constitutions. III. Amendment and revisions of constitutions. (A) In general. (B) United States Constitution. (C) State constitutions. IV. Ordinances and schedules appended to constitution. V. Construction and operations of constitutional provisions. (A) General rules of construction. (B) Time of taking effect. (C) Retroactive operation. (D) Construction as grant or limitation of powers; retained rights. (E) Self-executing provisions. (F) Constitutionality of statutory provisions. VI. Enforcement of constitutional provisions. (A) Persons entitled to raise constitutional questions; standing. (B) Estoppel, waiver, or forfeiture. (C) Determination of constitutional questions. VII. Constitutional rights in general. (A) In general. (B) Particular constitutional rights. VIII. Vagueness in general. IX. Overbreadth in general. X. First amendment in general. (A) In general. (B) Particular issues and applications. XI. Right to privacy. (A) In general. (B) Particular issues and applications. XII. Freedom of travel and movement. XIII. Freedom of religion and conscience. (A) In general. (B) Particular issues and applications. XIV. Right of assembly. XV. Right to petition for redress of grievances. XVI. Freedom of association. XVII. Political rights and discrimination. XVIII. Freedom of speech, expression, and press. (A) In general. (B) Licenses and permits in general. (C) Trade or business. (D) False statements in general. (E) Advertising and signs. (F) Politics and elections. (G) Property and events. (H) Law enforcement; criminal conduct. (I) Harassment and threats. (J) Noise and sound amplifications. (K) Protests and demonstrations in general. (L) Challenging or resisting government. (M) Soliciting, canvassing, pamphletting, leafleting, and fundraising. (N) Entertainment. (O) Labor and employment in general. (P) Public employees and officials. (Q) Education. (R) Armed services. (S) Attorneys, regulations of. (T) Judges, regulations of. (U) Press in general. (V) Judicial proceedings. (W) Telecommunications and computers. (X) Defamation. (Y) Sexual expression. (Z) Prisons and pretrial detention. XIX. Rights to open courts, remedies, and justice. XX. Separation of powers. (A) In general. (B) Legislative powers and functions. (C) Judicial powers and functions. (D) Executive powers and functions. XXI. Vested rights. XXII. Obligation of contract. (A) In general. (B) Contracts with governmental entities. (C) Contracts with non-governmental entities. XXIII. Ex post facto prohibitions. (A) Constitutional prohibitions in general. (B) Particular issues and applications. XXIV. Privileges or immunities; emoluments. (A) In general; state constitutional provisions. (B) Privileges and immunities of citizens of the United States (fourteenth amendment). (C) Privileges and immunities of citizens of the several states (Article IV). XXV. Class legislation; discrimination and classification in general. XXXVI. Equal protection. (A) In general. (B) Particular classes. (C) Civil actions and proceedings. (D) Administrative agencies and proceedings in general. (E) Particular issues and applications. (F) Criminal law. (G) Juries. XXVII. Due process. (A) In general. (B) Protections provided and deprivations prohibited in general. (C) Persons and entities protected. (D) Applicability to governmental or private conduct; state action. (E) Civil actions and proceedings. (F) Administrative agencies and proceedings in general. (G) Particular issues and applications. (H) Criminal law. XXVIII. Enforcement of the fourteenth amendment. (A) In general. (B) Particular issues and applications. Includes preface, abbreviations of courts, outline of the law and a digest topics and abbreviations list.