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Court reinstates protections for journalists, legal observers at Portland protests
Friday’s ruling means federal officers are once again barred from telling journalists and legal observers to leave political demonstrations.
Oregon redistricting measure blocked from November ballot by appeals court decision
An attempt to take the redrawing of congressional and legislative district lines out of the hands of the Oregon Legislature and governor has failed following an intense legal battle.
Oregon Judge Dings Wildlife Commission For Changing Direction On Murrelet Protections
A judge in Lane County rules the Fish and Wildlife Commission's vote to deny an endangered species status for the marbled murrelet violated state law.
Court: Oregon Should Not Have Sold Elliott State Forest Land
The Oregon Court of Appeals says the 2014 public land sale violated state law.
Klamath Farmers Ask Federal Judge To Kickstart Irrigation Season
Federal dam operators are asking to open the irrigation season next week in lieu of holding back water to benefit fish.
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Judge Rules Jury Won't Hear Lesser Charges In 2nd Malheur Trial
U.S. District Court Judge Anna Brown ruled the misdemeanor charges defendants face in the second Malheur Refuge trial won’t be heard by the jury, but rather in a separate trial before a judge.
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Jury In 2nd Oregon Standoff Trial Will Remain Anonymous
Jurors who serve in the second trial for Malheur National Wildlife Refuge occupiers will remain anonymous, according to a Friday court order.
Bundy's Attorney Pleads Not Guilty In Courthouse Scuffle Case
The attorney for Ammon Bundy has pleaded not guilty to accusations stemming from a scuffle with federal marshals at the end of last fall's ranching standoff trial.