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The city of Grants Pass won a lawsuit on Thursday from anti-abortion street preachers who claimed police had harassed them for years.
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A Superior Court judge in Humboldt County has resigned and admitted to 17 counts of wrongdoing while in office.
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Critical shortage of public defenders reaches into all corners of Oregon’s criminal justice systemOregon lawmakers convene the 2023 legislative session in January, and leaders from both major parties say that improving the criminal justice system – specifically the severe shortage of public defenders – is among their top priorities.
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Proposition 47 removed the threat of jail time for simple drug possession. Now participation in drug courts is way down.
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Plan would add public defenders in counties hardest hit by shortage as state continues to violate constitutional right to counsel
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In a public appeal to members of the Oregon State Bar, Chief Justice Martha Walters asked attorneys to take on clients and help cover the shortage of public defenders in the state.
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The ABA report is just the latest indicators that Oregon’s public defense system is failing to meet its constitutional requirements.
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The small Southern Oregon town of Phoenix is taking the lead in dismissing old traffic court debt, which can often haunt low-income people for years.
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Ever read a legal document and have to read it again … and again … to figure out what it actually means? Now, imagine trying to read that document in a…
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Members of the public can now listen to hearings from the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals online.The court said Thursday it will offer online access to…
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The biggest law cases in American history (think Roe vs Wade) start with people, just plain people filing lawsuits. Attorney Margaret Klaw specializes in…