Oregon HB4114 sets rules for federal and out-of-state law enforcement agents operating in the state, including identification and notification.

Oregon HB4114 mandates that federal law enforcement agents and agents from other states must provide notice to the Department of Justice before conducting operations in Oregon. They must also identify themselves and their agency upon request. The bill prohibits state or local law enforcement agencies from supporting federal or out-of-state operations that fail to comply with these rules or target sensitive locations without proper authorization. It also creates a civil cause of action for violations, allowing plaintiffs to recover damages.

Oregon HB4114 sets rules for federal and out-of-state law enforcement agents operating in the state, including identification and notification.

Oregon HB4114 mandates that federal law enforcement agents and agents from other states must provide notice to the Department of Justice before conducting operations in Oregon. They must also identify themselves and their agency upon request. The bill prohibits state or local law enforcement agencies from supporting federal or out-of-state operations that fail to comply with these rules or target sensitive locations without proper authorization. It also creates a civil cause of action for violations, allowing plaintiffs to recover damages.