§ 146.720 [1963 c.621 §§3,4; 1965 c.221 §17; repealed by 1965 c.472 §9]

This rule number no longer applies. It was part of Oregon's criminal law back in the 1960s, but lawmakers removed it in 1965 when they updated the state's laws. The original rule existed for only about two years before being repealed.

If you're looking at older legal documents or case files that mention this rule, you'll need to check what law replaced it. Oregon often reorganizes its legal code, so content from a repealed rule may now live under a different number, or the underlying issue may be handled differently altogether. If you're dealing with a current case, this rule won't affect you since it hasn't been in effect for decades.

If you saw this rule cited somewhere and need to know the current law on the same topic, your best bet is to search Oregon's current criminal statutes directly or ask a legal aid office for help finding the right, up to date rule.