Oregon · Oregon Revised Statutes — Criminal Procedure (Ch. 131–138)
ORS (Crim. Proc.) § 136.580: (2), the court, with all of the papers, documents, records or other things described in the criminal process within 20 business days from the date the criminal process is received, unless: (a) The court, for good cause shown, includes in the process a requirement for production within a period of ti
What this law says, in plain English
This statute establishes procedural rules for responding to criminal process (subpoenas or similar court orders), including timelines for production (20 business days unless extended), requirements for challenging the process, and authentication methods for documents.
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