Katherine Parks
Katherine Parks, meet Brett Hanes. Brett, meet Katherine Parks. OSP, under color of law, contends that there is no public interest in knowing what happened in House Office 389 on January 27, 2025. ORLA, under color of law, contends (see attachment) that what happened was “threatening” and “concerning… disturbance.” The
Shelly Boshart Davis
I will be visiting the Oregon State Capitol building to exercise my rights as an American citizen, Oregon Resident, and constituent of Oregon House District 15. Shelly, you have no private authority to interfere with the rights guaranteed to Americans under the Constitution or Oregon Revised Statutes. If any individual
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Jason Dorsette
After being submitted by then-Representative James Hieb, the Military Civil Rights Act I drafted in September (“LC 2560”) fell into limbo when he was not re-elected to the Oregon Legislative Assembly. On February 13, 2025, Senator Kim Thatcher submitted a new Legislative Concept and earlier this week it
Shelly Boshart Davis
Received, thank you. For the record, I prefer Brother (Br.) rather than Mr. ("master"); I have been a Life Professed Member of the Hospitallers of Saint Martin since November 2019. Although we agree that the events that occurred January 27th were "not acceptable," it appears we
Shelly Boshart Davis
The following letter was sent by Representative Shelly Boshart Davis at 17:40 on February 7, 2025. CCed were Senator Sara Gelser Blouin, Legislative Administrator Brett Haines, Security Manager Brad Brainard, Oregon State Police Public Information Officer Kyle Kennedy, and Dignitary Protection Lieutenant Casi Hegney. Dear Mr. Issac, I am
Oregon State Police
After my January 27, 2025, visit my Oregon Representative, Shelly Boshart Davis (SBD), I requested the bodycam footage from the Oregon State Police (OSP). I emailed central.records@osp.oregon.gov on February 5th at 15:12. Here is what I wrote: Reason for Request: “Public interest, government accountability” Requested
6-25-CV-01159-MC
Rep. Boshart Davis asked me to forward this draft for your review, edits, and approval. Also, once approved (we are getting our Leadership’s input as well), are we to send to him direct or is this something OSP facilitates? This is our first time ‘trespassing’ anyone from our office,
6-25-CV-01159-MC
I am writing to follow up on this week’s interactions in my office. I want to clarify the roll of legislative staff. They are not elected officials but serve our constituents in a professional capacity, and as such, are not subject to the same public scrutiny as I am.
6-25-CV-01159-MC
I am writing to address concerns regarding your recent interactions with my office. While my staff and I have the utmost respect for veterans and are deeply committed to supporting those who have served our country, I must underscore that engaging with a legislator's office is a privilege,
6-25-CV-01159-MC
Logan M Isaac: [00:00:00] 389. Boshart, Davis. 389. [to perry:] You want a hard copy as well? Renee Perry: Just put it on Google... Logan M Isaac: you wanna hear what I heard from [legislative counsel]? [perry briefly inaudible] You're a public official. You said you
MCRA
On January 27, 2025, I spoke with Oregon Legislative Counsel about how to move the MCRA draft from a former Representative's docket to a current lawmaker to introduce. LAC Counsel: [00:00:00] To reach is not available. At the tone, please record your message. When you have
MCRA
Immediately following https://gijustice.com/20250127-0906-sbd/ https://gijustice.com/mcra-draft