OR HB2473

Criminal process (subpoenas, search warrants, court orders) may be issued to business or nonprofit entities regardless of whether they are located in Oregon, with a 20-business-day response deadline and service options including electronic transmission

Prosecuting attorneys must make expedited decisions within 10 days of arraignment on whether to file protective orders for grand jury recordings; if not filing, they must certify the decision and immediately provide materials to defense attorneys

Removes "publicly insulting another person by abusive words or gestures" from the definition of harassment, retaining only offensive physical contact as the harassment-by-annoyance offense

Phlebotomists trained by academic or medical institutions are explicitly authorized to withdraw blood for chemical analysis in DUI cases, with civil liability protection

Prosecutors may elect to treat misdemeanors as Class A violations or Class C nonperson felonies as Class A misdemeanors orally or in writing at any time, removing previous deadline tied to defendant's first appearance