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Oregon would be third state to guarantee prisoners right to vote under bill

by Tim Gruver, The Center Square | February 25, 2021 08:30 AM Print this article Oregon ranks among the easiest states to vote in, and state lawmakers want that to be true for everyone behind bars too. For almost 20 years, the vote-by-mail state continues to see some of the highest voter turnout in the country. In 2020, 78.5% of Oregon voters cast 2.3 million votes or the most in state history. A bill this session would include the state s more than 12,000 prisoners among them. Sponsored by Sen. Sara Gelser, D-Corvallis, Senate Bill 571 would allow the state s more than 12,000 convicted felons to register to vote, update their voter registration, and vote from prison using their last residential address.

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Man sentenced to 4 years in prison after random unprovoked attack in Portland, officials say

Man sentenced to 4 years in prison after random unprovoked attack in Portland, officials say Updated Feb 24, 2021; Posted Feb 24, 2021 A 24-year-old man was sentenced to four years in prison after he violently shoved another man to the ground in Portland last year, causing severe injuries. Mark Graves/The OregonianMark Graves Facebook Share A 24-year-old man has been sentenced to four years in prison after he severely injured a random stranger by suddenly shoving him to the ground in Southeast Portland , prosecutors said. last week to one count of attempted assault for the attack, which occurred near Southeast Grand Avenue and Stark Street last Sept. 16.

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Attorneys for Right Wing Extremists Complain of Political Persecution

Attorneys for Right Wing Extremists Complain of Political Persecution
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Portland police launch specialized team of officers to respond and investigate shootings in city

Portland police launch specialized team of officers to respond and investigate shootings in city
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Judge limits jail booking criteria as Multnomah County works to reduce inmate population after COVID outbreak

Judge limits jail booking criteria as Multnomah County works to reduce inmate population after COVID outbreak Updated Feb 19, 2021; Posted Feb 19, 2021 A COVID outbreak has infected more than 140 inmates at the Multnomah County Inverness Jail since the beginning of the year, leading to an outcry from inmates and public defenders. (The Oregonian/OregonLive/File)LC- Facebook Share Multnomah County officials are working to reduce jail populations after a recent COVID-19 outbreak by limiting new arrests, releasing some inmates early and delaying sentences. The outbreak has infected more than 140 inmates at the Multnomah County Inverness Jail since the beginning of the year, leading to an outcry from inmates and public defenders.

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