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Megan L. Jacquot

Former Circuit Court Judge - District 15, Position 4

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About Circuit Court Judge - District 15, Position 4

The Court of Appeals has jurisdiction to review appeals of most civil and criminal cases and most state administrative agency actions. The exceptions are appeals in death penalty, lawyer and judicial disciplinary, and Oregon Tax Court cases, which go directly to the Oregon Supreme Court.
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2017 – 2023
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May 21, 2024
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