Oregon Revised Statutes
Or. Rev. Stat. § 136.300 (2026)
Time limit on appeals to circuit court
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136.300 Time limit on appeals to circuit court. A defendant who is in custody pending an appeal to circuit court from a judgment of a municipal court or justice court shall have the appeal of the defendant heard not more than 60 days after the defendant gives notice of appeal. [1971 c.323 §6; 1977 c.290 §3]
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cases (2 in the last 5 years), 2024–2024 · leading case: Benjamin v. O'Donnell, 372 Or. 764 (Or. 2024).
Benjamin v. O'Donnell, 372 Or. 764 (Or. 2024). “The first argument is based on ORS 136.300, which was enacted in 1971 as part of the same bill as ORS 136.”
Benjamin v. O'Donnell, 372 Or. 764 (Or. 2024). “The first argument is based on ORS 136.300, which was enacted in 1971 as part of the same bill as ORS 136.”
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