- Discipline authority
- none
- UOF investigation
- refers
- Evidence access
- restricted
- Civilian composition
- none
Oregon
Independent institutions that check this jurisdiction's own power — audit, ombudsman, inspector general, civilian review, ethics, and grand-jury bodies established by statute.
Oversight Bodies
4 tracked · ranked by independenceOregon Audits Division (Office of the Secretary of State)
Under the Oregon Constitution, the independently elected Secretary of State serves as the state's auditor of public accounts. The Audits Division within the Secretary of State's office conducts...
Read scorecard → 02 AuditBoard on Public Safety Standards and Training
The Board on Public Safety Standards and Training (DPSST Board) is a 26-member body appointed by the Governor that certifies and decertifies all public safety officers in Oregon under ORS Chapter...
Read scorecard → 03 OmbudsmanOregon Corrections Ombudsman
Established in the Governor's office under ORS 423.400, the Corrections Ombudsman investigates complaints or acts on its own motion regarding any action by the Oregon Department of Corrections. It...
Read scorecard → 04 Civilian ReviewOregon Commission on Statewide Law Enforcement Standards of Conduct and Discipline
Established by HB 2930 (2021) and codified at ORS 243.812, the LESC is a 15-member commission (13 voting) chaired by an Attorney General designee. Eight of 13 voting members are civilians...
Read scorecard →Who watches the police?
Bodies with statutory law-enforcement scope
3 bodies · ranked by independence- Discipline authority
- binding
- UOF investigation
- refers
- Evidence access
- restricted
- Civilian composition
- mixed cap
Oregon Commission on Statewide Law Enforcement Standards of Conduct and Discipline
- Discipline authority
- advisory
- UOF investigation
- refers
- Evidence access
- none
- Civilian composition
- required