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Rep. Levy Votes Yes On Measure 110 Reform - Vimarsana News

Rep. Levy Votes Yes On Measure 110 Reform

Thursday, HB 4002 passed on the House Floor 51-7. Representative Emerson Levy proudly voted yes on the treatment-first plan brought forward by the Joint

GOP walkout: Salem, OR protest calls on Oregon Republican leaders to end stalemate - Vimarsana News

GOP walkout: Salem, OR protest calls on Oregon Republican leaders to end stalemate

If Oregon Senate President Rob Wagner hadn't canceled Friday's session, it would mark the 10th day that Oregon’s Republican state senators have walked out in protest of policies backed by the Democratic majority. But on the ninth day, a coalition advocating for the bills threatened by the walkout launched a protest of its own.

Source: koin.com
Multnomah County tax measure would give people facing eviction legal help, critics say it could do more harm than good - Vimarsana News

Multnomah County tax measure would give people facing eviction legal help, critics say it could do more harm than good

On May 16, Multnomah County voters will decide whether to pass a new tax that will allow people facing eviction free legal representation. Yet politicians and community groups aren't convinced it's the right approach.

Source: opb.org
State plans to increase fees to ease public defender crisis – Oregon Capital Chronicle - Vimarsana News

State plans to increase fees to ease public defender crisis – Oregon Capital Chronicle

Oregon's Office of Public Defense Services plans to increase attorney fees and adopt other incentives to ease the public defender crisis.

Oregon plans to increase fees to ease public defender crisis - Vimarsana News

Oregon plans to increase fees to ease public defender crisis

Officials have approved a plan for spending $10 million of emergency funding to address Oregon’s public defender crisis, which has left hundreds of people languishing in jails or in the community awaiting legal representation.