Performance Standards
Principles and Standards for Counsel in Criminal, Delinquency,
Dependency,
and Civil Commitment Cases
and Civil Commitment Cases
In September 1996, the Oregon State Bar Board of Governors approved the Principles and Standards for Counsel in Criminal, Deliniquency, Dependency and Commitment Cases. In May 2006, the Oregon State Bar Board of Governors accepted the following revisions to the 1996 standards.
Foreword to Standards
1: General Standards
2: Specific Standards for Representation in Criminal and Juvenile Delinquency Cases
3. Specific Standards for Representation in Juvenile Dependency Cases
4. Specific Standards for Representation in Civil Commitment Proceedings
5. Maximum Caseload Standards for Defense Counsel
1: General Standards
2: Specific Standards for Representation in Criminal and Juvenile Delinquency Cases
3. Specific Standards for Representation in Juvenile Dependency Cases
4. Specific Standards for Representation in Civil Commitment Proceedings
5. Maximum Caseload Standards for Defense Counsel
Principles and Standards for Post-Conviction Relief
Practitioners
In 2007, the Board of Governors created a task force on post-conviction relief proceedings to identify and draft performance standards for counsel for petitioners in state post-conviction relief proceedings. The task force met throughout 2008, and created the first set of post-conviction relief standards in Oregon. These were approved by the Board of Governors at the February 2009 meeting.
Foreword
to Standards
Preface
Oregon State Bar Post-Conviction Relief Task Force Report to the Board of Governors
6. Performance Standards for Post-Conviction Relief Practitioners
Preface
Oregon State Bar Post-Conviction Relief Task Force Report to the Board of Governors
6. Performance Standards for Post-Conviction Relief Practitioners