Oregon § 146.184 Medical practitioners to provide information about missing persons

Oregon Statutes

§ 146.184 — Medical practitioners to provide information about missing persons

Oregon § 146.184

Vol.4

Title 14Procedure in Criminal Matters Generally

Ch. 146Investigations of Deaths, Injuries and Missing Persons

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Or. Rev. Stat. § 146.184 (2026).

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(1)A dentist, denturist, physician, naturopathic physician, optometrist or other medical practitioner, upon receipt of a written request from a law enforcement agency for identifying information pursuant to ORS 146.181, shall provide to the agency any information known to the practitioner upon the request forms provided by the agency.

(2)Information obtained under this section is restricted to use for the identification of missing persons or the identification of unidentified human remains and may not be made available to the public.

(3)Compliance with a written request for information under this section by a dentist, denturist, physician, naturopathic physician, optometrist or other medical practitioner does not constitute a breach of confidentiality.

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(1) A dentist, denturist, physician, naturopathic physician, optometrist or other medical practitioner, upon receipt of a written request from a law enforcement agency for identifying information pursuant to ORS 146.181, shall provide to the agency any information known to the practitioner upon the request forms provided by the agency.
(2) Information obtained under this section is restricted to use for the identification of missing persons or the identification of unidentified human remains and may not be made available to the public.
(3) Compliance with a written request for information under this section by a dentist, denturist, physician, naturopathic physician, optometrist or other medical practitioner does not constitute a breach of confidentiality.