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Oregon Predatory Sex Offender Designation Order Reversed; Notice and Hearing Required in All Cases
Loaded on Nov. 15, 2006
published in Prison Legal News
November, 2006, page 42
Oregon Predatory Sex Offender Designation Order Reversed; Notice and Hearing Required in All Cases
The Oregon Supreme Court held that every offender facing a predatory sex offender designation under Oregon's community notification law is entitled to minimal due process protections (i.e., notice and hearing).
In 1993, Oregon enacted a law ...
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