§ 131.365 [1959 c.664 §5; repealed by 1973 c.836 §358]

This rule number no longer applies. It was created in 1959, but Oregon lawmakers canceled it in 1973. When a law is "repealed," it means the rule is taken off the books and no longer has any legal effect.

If you're looking at older legal documents or court cases from before 1973, you might see this rule mentioned. But it doesn't apply to any case today. If you need to know what the rule used to say, you would have to look up the original 1959 law before it was repealed.

For anything happening in court now, this rule won't help you. You'll want to look at current Oregon criminal procedure laws instead, since this one was replaced or removed as part of a larger update to the state's criminal code back in 1973.