Oregon § 9.537 Civil immunity of witnesses, bar officials and employees

Oregon Statutes

§ 9.537 — Civil immunity of witnesses, bar officials and employees

Oregon § 9.537

Vol.1

Title 1Courts of Record; Court Officers; Juries

Ch. 9Oregon State Bar; Attorneys; Law Libraries

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Or. Rev. Stat. § 9.537 (2026).

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(1)Any person who has made a complaint to the bar concerning the conduct of a licensee, or who has given information or testimony in or relative to a proposed or pending admission, reinstatement or disciplinary proceeding is absolutely immune from civil liability for any such acts.

(2)The Oregon State Bar and its officers, the members of the state professional responsibility board, the board of bar examiners, the board of governors and the disciplinary board, bar counsel, investigators, disciplinary monitors, mentors and employees of the bar are absolutely immune from civil liability in the performance of their duties relative to proposed or pending admission, professional licensing requirements, reinstatement or disciplinary proceedings.

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(1) Any person who has made a complaint to the bar concerning the conduct of a licensee, or who has given information or testimony in or relative to a proposed or pending admission, reinstatement or disciplinary proceeding is absolutely immune from civil liability for any such acts.
(2) The Oregon State Bar and its officers, the members of the state professional responsibility board, the board of bar examiners, the board of governors and the disciplinary board, bar counsel, investigators, disciplinary monitors, mentors and employees of the bar are absolutely immune from civil liability in the performance of their duties relative to proposed or pending admission, professional licensing requirements, reinstatement or disciplinary proceedings.