Oregon SB 360: An Act Relating to Reentry
This Act directs Oregon counties to create community service programs that allow parolees to participate in lieu of paying certain types of debts such as court-appointed attorney fees. It does not allow individuals to offset several other types of debt, however, including misdemeanor and felony fines, traffic fines, restitution, and child support.
You can read the full text of SB 360 here.
Primary sponsor(s): Lew Frederick, James Manning Jr., Jackie Winters
Bill number: SB 360
Status: Enacted
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