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2019 Regular Session

Testimony submitted for Bill Sessions prior to the 2021 Regular Session can be found in the Presentations Displayed in Committee section on this page.

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Presentations Displayed in Committee
Title Submitter Meeting Committee
  Howard N. Kenyon (testimony) Howard N. Kenyon, Vice President, Ecumenial Ministries of Oregon 4/1/2019 Senate Committee On Judiciary
  Aliza Kaplan (testimony) Aliza Kaplan, Director, Criminal Justice Reform Clinic, Lewis and Clark Law School 4/1/2019 Senate Committee On Judiciary
  Marilyn A. Williams (testimony) Marilyn A. Williams, Pastor, Salem Mission Faith Ministries 4/1/2019 Senate Committee On Judiciary
  Stephen Kanter (testimony) Stephen Kanter, Dean, Professor of Law Emeritus, Lewis and Clark Law School 4/1/2019 Senate Committee On Judiciary
  Kimberly McCullough (testimony) Kimberly McCullough, Policy Director, American Civil Liberties Union 4/1/2019 Senate Committee On Judiciary
  Stephen Kanter (article Brief Against Death) Stephen Kanter, Emeritus Dean and Professor of Law, Lewis and Clark Law School 4/1/2019 Senate Committee On Judiciary
  Stephen Kanter (article Confronting Capital Punishment...) Stephen Kanter, Emeritus Dean and Professor of Law, Lewis and Clark Law School 4/1/2019 Senate Committee On Judiciary
  Stephen Kanter (article Dealing With Death) Stephen Kanter, Emeritus Dean and Professor of Law, Lewis and Clark Law School 4/1/2019 Senate Committee On Judiciary
  Ariel Stone (testimony) Ariel Stone, Rabbi, Congregation Shir Tikvah 4/1/2019 Senate Committee On Judiciary
  Mary Sofia (testimony) Mary Sofia, Legislative Director, Oregon Criminal Defense Lawyers Association 4/1/2019 Senate Committee On Judiciary
  Bobbin Singh (article: "Probability of Crimial Acts of Violence: a test of jury predictive accuracy) Bobbin Singh, Executive Director, Oregon Justice Resource Center 4/1/2019 Senate Committee On Judiciary
  Paul J. De Muniz (testimony) Paul J. De Muniz, criminal defense lawyer 4/1/2019 Senate Committee On Judiciary
  Stephen Kanter (testimony 2) Stephen Kanter, Emeritus Dean and Professor of Law, Lewis and Clark Law School 4/1/2019 Senate Committee On Judiciary
  Phillip Margolin (testimony) Phillip Margolin, criminal defense lawyer 4/1/2019 Senate Committee On Judiciary
  Jessica L Minifie (testimony) Jessica Minifie, Senior Deputy Legislative Counsel, State of Oregon Legislative Counsel Committee 4/1/2019 Senate Committee On Judiciary
  J. Kevin Hunt (testimony) J. Kevin Hunt, resident, Missoula, Montana 4/1/2019 Senate Committee On Judiciary
  Frank Thompson (testimony) Frank Thompson, retired Superintendent, Oregon State Penitentiary 4/1/2019 Senate Committee On Judiciary
  Kimberly McCullough (testimony) Kimberly McCullough, Policy Director, American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Oregon 6/5/2019 House Committee On Rules
  Katie Suver (testimony) Katie Suver, Deputy District Attorney, Marion County; ODAA 6/5/2019 House Committee On Rules
  Aliza Kaplan (testimony) Aliza Kaplan, Professor & Director, Criminal Justice Reform Clinic, Lewis & Clark Law School 6/5/2019 House Committee On Rules
  Mary A. Sofia (testimony) Mary A. Sofia, Legislative Director, Oregon Criminal Defense Lawyers Association 6/5/2019 House Committee On Rules
  Stephen Kanter (testimony) Stephen Kanter, Dean & Professor of Law Emeritus, Lewis & Clark Law School 6/5/2019 House Committee On Rules
  Debra Oyamada (testimony) Debra Oyamada, resident 6/12/2019 House Committee On Rules
  Lesley Roehr (testimony) Lesley Roehr, resident, Wilsonville 6/12/2019 House Committee On Rules
  Steve Doell (testimony) Steve Doell, Crime Victims United 6/17/2019 House Committee On Rules
  Steve Kanter (testimony) Steve Kanter, Dean and Professor of Law Emeritus, Lewis & Clark Law School 6/17/2019 House Committee On Rules
Floor Letters
Chamber Description Submitter(s) Measure Third Reading Submitted
Senate Redefining "Aggravated Murder" Sen Prozanski SB 1013 5/21/2019

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