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DONOR PRIVACY RULING DEFENDS AGAINST OREGON POLITICAL HARASSMENT

Posted on July 2, 2021 by BJ | 0 Comments

Donor privacy began during the 1950s when government tried to force the NAACP to disclose its donors so they could be harassed. The US Supreme Court defended them then, and the US Supreme Court defends them again today in Americans for Prosperity Foundation v. Bonta. The NAACP along with other liberal liberal and conservative groups (ACLU, PBS Reno, CATO, US Chamber, etc.)…

‘Sine Die’: The highlights of Oregon’s historic 2021 legislative session

Posted on June 27, 2021 by BJ | 3 Comments

The Oregon Legislature wrapped up Saturday, (6-26-21) marking the end of an eventful session that included high profile legislation, a resignation and the first expulsion of a legislator in state history. The session, which began Jan. 21 after a two-day delay from concerns about possible attacks from right-wing extremists, saw lawmakers take up bills addressing pandemic relief, wildfire relief, police…

SB 649 Increases Teacher Penalties for Sexually Abusing Student

Posted on April 21, 2021 by BJ

VOTE: YES
Signed into Law by Gov Brown
Increases penalties for teachers who sexually abuse students

DONOR PRIVACY RULING DEFENDS AGAINST OREGON POLITICAL HARASSMENT

‘Sine Die’: The highlights of Oregon’s historic 2021 legislative session

SB 649 Increases Teacher Penalties for Sexually Abusing Student

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