Committees · 2022 Regular Session
Judiciary
Members
As the committee stood at the end of the term. Each name leads to the member's page.
Janelle BynumChair
Democrat · 51st District
Ron NobleVice-chair
Republican · 24th District
Karin PowerVice-chair
Democrat · 41st District
Democrat · 33rd District
Democrat · 34th District
Democrat · 54th District
Republican · 18th District
Republican · 3rd District
Republican · 6th District
Democrat · 11th District
Bills
Bills sent to the committee in the 2022 Regular Session.
Bills sent16
9% of the bills the House of Representatives sent to committees
Reported out81%
13 of 16; 3 stopped in committee
Time in committee14 days
most between 10 and 14 days
Amendments offered0
committee amendments
In every session
Each session over its whole term. The 2026 is so far.
202621 bills
reported 71% · typically 16 days, most 10–16 · 0 amendments · 8 members
2025319 bills
reported 32% · typically 62 days, most 37–80 · 0 amendments · 8 members
202426 bills
reported 65% · typically 10 days, most 9–11 · 0 amendments · 10 members
2023278 bills
reported 35% · typically 44 days, most 29–69 · 0 amendments · 10 members
202216 bills
reported 81% · typically 14 days, most 10–14 · 0 amendments · 10 members
2021227 bills
reported 34% · typically 48 days, most 29–67 · 0 amendments · 10 members
202020 bills
reported 70% · typically 11 days, most 8–14 · 0 amendments · 11 members
2019294 bills
reported 51% · typically 43 days, most 31–68 · 0 amendments · 11 members
201820 bills
reported 90% · typically 8 days, most 7–14 · 0 amendments · 11 members
2017303 bills
reported 52% · typically 48 days, most 32–73 · 0 amendments · 11 members
201625 bills
reported 72% · typically 8 days, most 2–14 · 0 amendments · 9 members
2015276 bills
reported 55% · typically 45 days, most 28–66 · 0 amendments · 9 members
201425 bills
reported 84% · typically 10 days, most 8–10 · 0 amendments · 9 members
2013277 bills
reported 45% · typically 42 days, most 28–52 · 1 amendment · 9 members
201228 bills
reported 61% · typically 7 days, most 3–9 · 0 amendments · 10 members
2011346 bills
reported 45% · typically 60 days, most 40–77 · 2 amendments · 10 members
2009346 bills
reported 56% · typically 45 days, most 27–63 · 0 amendments · 10 members
2007399 bills
reported 52% · typically 42 days, most 26–63 · 0 amendments · 9 members
Bills it was sent
Each time a bill was sent to the committee in the 2022 Regular Session, newest first.
16 bills
Senate Bill 1574 · Includes specified documentation, when authorized by victim, in definition of "sexual assault forensic evidence kit" for purposes of statutes regulating collection, testing and retention of kits.
Sent February 17, 2022 · Reported out after 7 days · then passed the House of Representatives, and became law
House Bill 4007 · Establishes Public Defense Services Student Loan Repayment Assistance Program in Oregon State Bar to provide forgivable loans to eligible public defense attorneys for outstanding student loans.
Sent February 1, 2022 · Reported out after 14 days · did not pass the House of Representatives
House Bill 4008 · Authorizes Commission on Statewide Law Enforcement Standards of Conduct and Discipline to hire executive director and support staff, and to enter into interagency or intergovernmental agreement for provision of support staff.
Sent February 1, 2022 · Reported out after 14 days · then passed the House of Representatives, and became law
House Bill 4009 · Directs Oregon Criminal Justice Commission to study effect of different types of sentences on rates of recidivism, and to provide results of study to interim committees of Legislative Assembly no later than December 31, 2022.
Sent February 1, 2022 · Reported out after 14 days · did not pass the House of Representatives
House Bill 4073 · Modifies provisions relating to peremptory challenges to jurors.
Sent February 1, 2022 · Reported out after 14 days · did not pass the House of Representatives
House Bill 4075 · Modifies procedures for requesting and ordering restitution in criminal cases.
Sent February 1, 2022 · Reported out after 15 days · then passed the House of Representatives, and became law
House Bill 4102 · Establishes position of Tribal Relations Liaison within Department of State Police.
Sent February 1, 2022 · Reported out after 10 days · did not pass the House of Representatives
House Bill 4108 · Establishes procedure for charging aggravated version of certain assault and attempted murder offenses when defendant causes permanent physical injury to victim during commission of crime.
Sent February 1, 2022 · Stopped in committee after 31 days
House Bill 4110 · Establishes Task Force on Victim Access to Police Records.
Sent February 1, 2022 · Reported out after 13 days · did not pass the House of Representatives
House Bill 4120 · Authorizes court to waive minimum fine in violation proceedings in certain circumstances.
Sent February 1, 2022 · Reported out after 10 days · then passed the House of Representatives, and became law
House Bill 4121 · Authorizes presiding judge of judicial district to appoint child support referee to process or hear certain child support or parentage matters.
Sent February 1, 2022 · Reported out after 10 days · then passed the House of Representatives, and became law
House Bill 4131 · Modifies provisions relating to use by law enforcement agencies of certain crowd control measures.
Sent February 1, 2022 · Reported out after 14 days · did not pass the House of Representatives
House Bill 4135 · Provides that "attempted transfer," for purposes of Uniform Controlled Substances Act, includes possession of controlled substance with intent to transfer to another person.
Sent February 1, 2022 · Stopped in committee after 31 days
House Bill 4142 · Expands crime of assault in the third degree to include causing physical injury to person working in hospital while worker is performing official duties.
Sent February 1, 2022 · Reported out after 14 days · then passed the House of Representatives, and not the Senate
House Bill 4146 · Directs Governor to designate corrections gender-responsive coordinator.
Sent February 1, 2022 · Reported out after 10 days · did not pass the House of Representatives
House Bill 4149 · Provides that person or public body that establishes gun-free zone is liable for damages resulting from certain crimes committed in gun-free zone, if reasonable person would believe that possession of firearm could have helped individual defend against crime.
Sent February 1, 2022 · Stopped in committee after 31 days