§ 135.975 [1987 c.475 §2; repealed by 1989 c.790 §74]

This rule no longer exists. It was created in 1987, then completely removed from Oregon law in 1989.

When you see a note like this in the legal code, it means lawmakers passed a rule at one point but later decided to get rid of it entirely. The rule number stays listed in the code books so people can see the history, but there's no actual legal requirement or process tied to it anymore.

If you're researching Oregon criminal procedure and come across this rule number, you can move on. It has no effect on any current case or legal process. Any rights, procedures, or requirements it once covered have either been replaced by other rules or are no longer part of Oregon law.