“Prolific” Alleged Package Thief is Charged With Burglarizing Portland Residences 28 Times—Twice on Christmas Day

The New York Times Issues a Scathing Assessment of Oregon’s Non-Unanimous Jury Verdicts

The United States Supreme Court is expected to hand down a decision as early as this month which would determine whether or not Oregon courts will require unanimous, 12-juror verdicts.

Oregon Gov. Kate Brown Fills Appeals Court Seat After Bumpy Process

The governor today announced she’s appointed Jacqueline Kamins to a seat previously held by Judge Erika Hadlock.

Prominent Oregon Attorney Charged with Strangulation, Harassment

Observers Expect Jeremy Christian’s Attorneys to Argue He Was Defending Himself From an Attack

When the murder trial of Jeremy Christian begins next week in Multnomah County Circuit Court, it will include little dispute about what he did aboard a crowded MAX train car May 26, 2017.

Murmurs: Protester Leads American Legion Post

In other news: Homeless services measure coming in 2020.

In Turmoil Over Its New Commander, a Portland American Legion Post Prepares for a Vote

Patriot Prayer protester and American Legion Post 134 commander Greg Isaacson canceled a no-confidence vote Sunday which was supposed to determine whether or not he will step down from his role. The vote, which fell in the wake of social media uproar regarding Isaacson’s election, has been rescheduled for Feb. 9.

Proud Boy Tusitala “Tiny” Toese Banned from Protesting for Two Years for Punching Antifascist Portlander