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Meagan A. Flynn

Former Oregon Supreme Court Justice - Position 3

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About Oregon Supreme Court Justice - Position 3

The Oregon Supreme Court is primarily a court of review in that it reviews the decisions of the Court of Appeals in selected cases. The Supreme Court usually selects cases with significant legal issues calling for interpretation of laws or legal principles affecting many citizens and institutions of society.
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2019 – 2025
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Next election
May 21, 2024
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