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Oregon Library Laws - Revised Statutes
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The Oregon Revised Statutes (ORS) are the official laws of Oregon, debated and approved by the Oregon Legislative Assembly and signed by the Governor.
This section includes statutes governing the operation and management of libraries around the state, including chapter 357 (Libraries; Archives; Poet Laureate), chapter 198 (Special Districts), chapter 451 (County Service Districts), and chapter 255 (District Elections). Several other chapters include provisions affecting libraries, such as public libraries' exemption from obscenity laws found in chapter 167 (Offenses Against Public Health, Decency, Animals).
NOTE: We have included below excerpts from the statutes that affect various types of libraries: public, school, academic, tribal, and others. In compiling these texts, we tried to include only those sections directly relevant to libraries. Please note that, in many cases, we have not included the full text of the statutes. If you are interested in reading the entire text of the Oregon Revised Statutes, please visit them online. Also keep in mind that the official copy of the ORS is the printed published copy. The text on this site and in the ORS the database is not the official text of Oregon law.
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