Oregon · Oregon Revised Statutes — Criminal Procedure (Ch. 131–138)
ORS (Crim. Proc.) § 135.455: Notice prior to trial of intention to rely on alibi evidence; content of notice; effect of failure to supply notice
What this law says, in plain English
This statute requires defendants in criminal cases to notify the prosecutor at least five days before trial if they plan to present alibi evidence, specifying locations and witness names. Failure to provide notice may result in exclusion of alibi evidence unless the court permits otherwise.
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