Oregon Supreme Court

State v. Sacco

November 7, 2024373 Or. 63

Summary

The Oregon Supreme Court granted a peremptory writ of mandamus, holding that the trial court erred by ordering Clackamas Women’s Services to produce records about the victim’s phone and financial assistance, because those records are protected as “records” under OEC 507-1(2)(b) and ORS 147.600(2)(b). The court also held the trial court lacked authority to compel the creation of a new document containing that information and affirmed mandamus as the proper remedy.