§ 146.580 [1959 c.629 §27; 1961 c.434 §5; 1967 c.632 §2; repealed by 1973 c.408 §35]

This rule no longer exists. It was officially removed from Oregon law back in 1973.

Before it was repealed, the rule had been changed a few times over the years (in 1961 and 1967) after it was first created in 1959. But in 1973, Oregon lawmakers decided to get rid of it completely as part of a larger update to the state's criminal procedure laws.

If you're looking at Oregon law today, this rule won't apply to your case. When you see a rule marked "repealed," it means the law is out of date and has no legal effect anymore. If you're researching a legal question, you'll want to look at whatever current law replaced this section, since the rules covering this topic have likely been reorganized or rewritten elsewhere in Oregon's legal code.