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- OREGON STATE
SHERIFF'S ASSOCIATION (OSSA)
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- I. OREGON STATE SHERIFF'S
ASSOCIATION (OSSA)
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- II. OREGON MANDATED JAIL STANDARDS
- • ORS 160.076
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- III. OREGON VOLUNTEER JAIL STANDARDS
- • Oregon State Sheriff's
Association
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- IV. MEDIA
- A. Newspaper Articles About Oregon
Jail Standards
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- I. OREGON STATE
SHERIFF'S ASSOCIATION (OSSA)
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- Oregon State Sheriff’s Association
- http://oregonsheriffs.org/
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- 1. Duties of the Sheriff
- Oregon State Sheriff’s Association
- http://oregonsheriffs.org/sheriff-duties/
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- 2. History of the Office of
Sheriff
- Oregon State Sheriff’s Association
- http://oregonsheriffs.org/sheriff-history/
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- 3a. Office of the Sheriff
- Oregon State Sheriff’s Association
- http://oregonsheriffs.org/office-of-sheriff/
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- 3b. The Office Of Sheriff
- Oregon State Sheriff’s Association
- http://oregonsheriffs.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/Office-of-Sheriff.pdf
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- 4a. Sheriff’s
Code of Ethics
- Oregon State Sheriff’s Association
- http://oregonsheriffs.org/office-of-sheriff/
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- 4b. The
Sheriff’s Code of Ethics
- Oregon State Sheriff’s Association
- http://oregonsheriffs.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/Code-of-Ethics.pdf
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- December 9, 2015 Letter/No
Identified Recipients On Oregon Jail Standards
- DocFoc
- http://www.docfoc.com/copyright-excuse-to-hide-oregon-jail-standards
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- II. OREGON MANDATED JAIL
STANDARDS
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- • ORS 160.0761) are the jail standards that were first
enacted in the early 1970s. They lay out the minimum statutory jail requirements.
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- III. OREGON VOLUNTEER
JAIL STANDARDS
- • Oregon State Sheriff's
Association
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- Oregon Jail Standards
- Oregon State Sheriffs’ Association (OSSA)
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- What are the ‘Oregon Jail Standards’?
- Jails in Oregon follow voluntary standards that are
maintained by the Oregon State Sheriffs’ Association. The standards are applied on
top of state and federal policies regarding county jails. But unlike state, county or
sheriff office policies, these are created and maintained by a nonprofit organization
— one that says the standards, which were first copyrighted in 1999, are also a
"trade secret" under ?state law.
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- What and Where are the "Oregon Jail
Standards?"
- Oregon Legal Research Blog
- By Laura Orr
- April 29, 2011
- http://blog.oregonlegalresearch.com/2011/04/what-and-where-are-the-oregon-jail-standards.html
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- When someone asks for "Oregon Jail Standards"
they could be referring to two, or more, separate things, but they are usually referring
to one or both of these:
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- 1) The first is in ORS 160.076, which are the jail
standards that were first enacted in the early 1970s, and that lay out the statutory
minimum requirements that jails must adhere to.
- 2) Second are the voluntary standards promulgated by the
Oregon State Sheriff’s Association (OSSA), and followed by every jail in Oregon. They
are not available on the OSSA website. They are copyrighted. OSSA is not a government
agency and is not required to comply with public records laws.
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- Some citations to Oregon "jail" law follow.:
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- • OAR: 291-117-0005 (through 0140): Personal Property
(Inmate)
- • OAR: 133.455: Receipts for property taken from
person in custody; penalty
- • ORS 169.076: Standards for local correctional
facilities
- • ORS 169.090: Manual of guidelines for local
correctional facility operation; guidelines for juvenile detention facility operation
- • See also: Oregon Jail Inspections (Department of
Corrections)
- • Oregon Jail Standards Property of the Nonprofit
Oregon State Sheriffs’ Association
- • Making the Standards Public Would Destroy Their
Value
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- IV. MEDIA
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- A. Newspaper Articles About Oregon
Jail Standards
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- County Balks at Documents Request
- EugeneWeekly.com
- BY Camilla Mortensen
- September 19, 2012
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- Sheriff’s
association blocks release of jail standards in lawsuit
Jail standards document sealed in Deschutes County jail
suit
- By Claire Withycombe, Reporter for The
Bulletin/@kcwithycombe
- December 6, 2015
- http://www.bendbulletin.com/localstate/3764221-151/sheriffs-association-blocks-release-of-jail-standards-in
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- Deschutes County Jail
- Lawsuit points to culture, policy in Deschutes County
enforcement roles
- Plaintiffs did not name arresting BPD officer; county
expects result of investigation soon
- By Claire Withycombe, Reporter for The
Bulletin/@kcwithycombe
- June 13, 2015
- http://www.bendbulletin.com/localstate/3242159-151/lawsuit-points-to-culture-policy-in-deschutes-county?related=1
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- Four Deschutes County sheriff’s employees disciplined in
jail death
- Among them, two supervisors were demoted
- By Claire Withycombe, Reporter for The
Bulletin/@kcwithycombe
- June 12, 2015
http://www.bendbulletin.com/localstate/3242336-151/four-deschutes-county-sheriffs-employees-disciplined-in-jail?related=1
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- Jail Death
- Jail death came after prior run-ins with law
- Edwin Mays first served prison time at 17; was once ordered
to write apology to jail staff
- By Claire Withycombe, Reporter for The Bulletin/@kcwithycombe
April 27, 2015
http://www.bendbulletin.com/localstate/3094734-151/jail-death-came-after-prior-run-ins-with-law?related=1
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