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Code · Oregon · ORS Chapter 153 · Violations and Fines

153.111 Distribution of abstracts of convictions

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153.111 Distribution of abstracts of convictions.
(1)Upon entry of a conviction for a traffic offense, the court shall forward to the Department of Transportation an abstract of conviction in the manner required by ORS 810.375, and a copy of the judgment, if required, under the provisions of ORS 810.375.
(2)Upon entry of a conviction for violation of any provision of the wildlife laws or commercial fishing laws, or any rule promulgated pursuant to those laws, the court that enters the judgment of conviction shall forward to the Department of State Police an abstract of conviction.
(3)Upon entry of a conviction for violation of a weights and measures law subject to penalty under ORS 618.991, the court shall forward to the State Department of Agriculture an abstract of conviction.
(4)Upon entry of a conviction of a boating offense, as defined in ORS 830.005, the court shall forward to the State Marine Board an abstract of conviction.
(5)A court may destroy any abstract not required to be forwarded to an agency under the provisions of this section. [1999 c.1051 §51; 2021 c.597 §4]
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