Criminal Justice Commission

The Oregon Criminal Justice Commission, created in 1995, serves as the policy development forum for state and local criminal justice systems. Eight staff persons provide data analysis, planning and grant administration expertise to public safety officials. They work collaboratively with stakeholders to improve Oregon’s criminal justice systems. Nine commissioners direct the staff’s work. The agency directly impacts criminal justice systems by administering statewide grant programs for specialty courts and justice reinvestment programs. The agency administers Oregon’s sentencing guidelines, serves as the State Administering Agency for the Byrne Justice Assistant Grant program and houses the Statistical Analysis Center.

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... justice reinvestment formula grant disbursement
... legislatively adopted budget
... release of FBI uniform crime reports for Oregon
... release of FBI uniform crime reports for Oregon's four largest cities
... report on government-to-government activities with the nine federally recognized tribal governments in Oregon
2001 amended felony sentencing guidelines rules
2009 FBI preliminary semi-annual crime statistics
2018 SAC grant report
2019 SAC grant report
[Total number of felony cases data request briefing]
[Total number of violations for 475B.260 (1), person under 21 possessing/attempting to purchase marijuana data request briefing]
Analysis of criminal offenses and arrests in Oregon for the period: January thru June, 1975
Analysis of Oregon's addiction treatment system
Analysis of Oregon's publicly funded substance abuse treatment system
Annual Local Public Safety Coordinating Council report to the Legislature
Annual performance measure report
Annual report of the Asset Forfeiture Oversight Advisory Committee
Annual rules report, HB 4106 (2016 session)
April 2009
April 2010

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