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Judges share worries about lawmakers' addiction proposals - Vimarsana News

Judges share worries about lawmakers' addiction proposals

Last Monday when the Oregon Legislature started the short session, Oregon Chief Justice Meagan Flynn wrote to two leading Democratic lawmakers about a key element in their wide-ranging proposal to

Oregon judges, including chief justice, concerned about legislative addiction proposal, letter says - Vimarsana News

Oregon judges, including chief justice, concerned about legislative addiction proposal, letter says

An 8-page letter, not widely circulated among lawmakers but obtained by the Oregon Capital Chronicle, shows that judicial officials are worried about enacting a key element in their proposal and

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Oregon judges, including chief justice, concerned about legislative addiction proposal, letter says – Oregon Capital Chronicle - Vimarsana News

Oregon judges, including chief justice, concerned about legislative addiction proposal, letter says – Oregon Capital Chronicle

Oregon judges have raised concerns about the state's drug addiction proposal, a letter says.

Property fee cut from controversial wildfire funding proposal, but big timber could still get break - Vimarsana News

Property fee cut from controversial wildfire funding proposal, but big timber could still get break

The shift came two days after a story by the Capital Chronicle and hearings in the Legislature.

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Per-property fee cut from Oregon wildfire funding proposal - Vimarsana News

Per-property fee cut from Oregon wildfire funding proposal

A proposal that would charge each Oregon property owner $10 a year to offset rising fees that timber and ranch landowners pay to the state for fire protection has gone