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ORS 471.770
Alcoholic Liquors Generally
Self-incrimination as a basis for refusing to testify or produce books
ORS 348.280
Student Aid; Education Stability Fund; Planning
Award of scholarships under ORS 348.270 and 348.272
  • rules
OAR 150-315-0065
Department of Revenue
Higher Education Savings (529) and Achieving A Better Life Experience (ABLE) account credit recapture
ORS 59.830
Securities Regulation
Self-incrimination by witness
  • immunity from prosecution
ORS 62.425
Cooperatives
Unclaimed distribution, redemptions or payments
ORS 51.080
Justice Courts; Jurisdiction
Civil jurisdiction of justice court
ORS 131A.180
Civil Forfeiture
Order restoring custody of property after expedited hearing
ORS 469B.300
Energy Incentives; Tax Credits; Grants
Suspension or revocation of certificate or portion of certificate
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forfeiture by peaceable re-entry Jurisdiction: United Kingdom
 



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