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Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 3 § 3.432 — Judicial

Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 3 ·
Oregon Code § 3.432 · Enacted · Last updated March 01, 2026
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Judicial education program on establishment and management of family court departments. The State Court Administrator shall implement an education program for state judges that emphasizes issues and problems encountered in the establishment and management of family court departments. The program shall provide education on the manner in which family court departments may be established, and shall identify means of removing obstacles to the establishment of family court departments. The program shall provide recommendations for improving the quality of service provided by family court departments. The program may provide specific instruction in issues arising under the different proceedings conducted in family court departments. [1997 c.593 §2] (Coordination of Services to Families in Family Law Cases)
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