OR HB2469

District attorneys may not submit an indictment to a grand jury on a pending case less than 10 days before a scheduled trial date once a defendant has been arraigned and trial date set

Grand jury recordings may now be used to challenge the indorsement of an indictment as "a true bill," removing the previous prohibition on such use

District attorneys must file a motion requesting admission of evidence seized during a warrantless search, with the prosecution bearing the burden of proving the search's validity by preponderance of evidence

Courts may modify pretrial detention release decisions if circumstances change after initially ordering preventative detention for violent felony charges

Courts may enter judgment for a Class A violation instead of a misdemeanor conviction when the nature of the offense and defendant's history make it appropriate, except for reckless driving or DUII offenses