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Oregon Supreme Court - Disciplinary Case Against Isa Ac Ersoff

The Oregon Supreme Court has dismissed a disciplinary complaint against attorney Isa Ac Ersoff. The court's decision, issued on March 12, 2026, followed arguments submitted in September 2025. The specific nature of the complaint and the reasons for dismissal were not detailed in the provided excerpt.

State v. Fletes - Writ of Mandamus Denied

The Oregon Supreme Court denied a petition for a writ of mandamus filed by the State against Dominic Fletes. The court's decision was issued on February 5, 2026, with one justice dissenting. This action pertains to a criminal case originating from Jackson County.

State v. Monaco - Criminal Case Affirmation

The Oregon Supreme Court affirmed the decision of the Court of Appeals and the judgment of the circuit court in the case of State v. Monaco. The court's decision upholds the lower courts' rulings in this criminal matter.

State v. Roberts - Mandamus Proceeding

The Oregon Supreme Court dismissed the alternative writ of mandamus in State v. Roberts as moot. This decision resolves a legal proceeding initiated by the State of Oregon against Allen Rex Roberts concerning an order from the Multnomah County Circuit Court.

Robinson v. Hendricks - Habeas Corpus Case

The Oregon Supreme Court has ordered the immediate discharge of Craig Anthony Robinson, Jr. from illegal imprisonment in a habeas corpus case. The court mandated that the State Court Administrator issue the appellate judgment immediately, bypassing standard procedures.

Robinson v. Hendricks - Illegal Imprisonment Habeas Corpus

The Oregon Supreme Court has ordered the immediate discharge of plaintiff Craig Anthony Robinson, Jr. from illegal imprisonment. The court's decision stems from issues related to the calculation of credit for time served, referencing prior rulings on sentencing and incarceration credits.

State v. Fletes - Writ of Mandamus Denied

The Oregon Supreme Court denied a petition for a writ of mandamus filed by the State of Oregon in State v. Fletes. The case concerned the application of presentence incarceration credits to consecutive prison sentences. The court's decision upholds the lower court's disposition.

State v. Roberts - Mandamus Dismissed as Moot

The Oregon Supreme Court dismissed a writ of mandamus in State v. Roberts, finding the case moot. The relator argued his right to counsel under Article I, section 11 of the Oregon Constitution was violated due to prolonged lack of appointed counsel. The court's decision dismisses the alternative writ of mandamus.

Forsberg v. Providence Health & Services - Workers' Compensation

The Court of Appeals of Oregon affirmed a Workers' Compensation Board order upholding an employer's denial of a claimant's workers' compensation claim for a COVID-like illness. The court found the board's order was supported by substantial evidence and reason.

State v. S. M. - Civil Commitment Reversed

The Oregon Court of Appeals reversed a civil commitment judgment against S. M. The court found the evidence legally insufficient to support the determination that the appellant was a danger to himself due to a mental disorder. This decision overturns the lower court's ruling.