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: Oregon Legal ResearchOregon Supreme Court Defines ?Corrections Officer
?The issue in this criminal case is the proper interpretation of the term "corrections officer" as used in ORS 163.208(1),(1) which defines the crime of "assaulting a public safety officer" to include an assault on a "corrections officer."? -- (Link to full case.)
Full post as published by Oregon Legal Research on November 20, 2009 (boomark / email).
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