Or. Admin. R. 581-045-0584 - Definitions
As used in OAR 581-045-0584 through 581-045-0587, the following definitions apply:
(1)
(a) "Conviction" means:
(A) Any adjudication in any criminal court of
law, in this state or in any other jurisdiction, finding the individual
committed a crime. A crime is an offense for which a sentence of imprisonment
is authorized.
(B) Any adjudication
in a juvenile proceeding, in this state or in any other jurisdiction,
determining that the individual committed an offense, which if done by an
adult, would constitute a crime listed in ORS
342.143.
(C) Any conduct which resulted in mandatory
registration reporting as a sex offender in this state or any other
jurisdiction. A later court order or other action relieving the individual of
the sex offender registration/reporting requirement does not affect the status
of the conduct as a conviction for purposes of this rule.
(D) Any plea of guilty, no contest or nolo
contendere in connection with a crime, in this state or in any other
jurisdiction.
(b)
Notwithstanding subsection (a), the following additional guidelines apply when
determining whether a conviction exists:
(A) A
conviction does not exist where a dismissal was later entered into the record
in connection with a diversion or on any sort of deferred adjudication or
delayed entry of judgment.
(B) A
conviction does not exist where an Oregon court has expunged or otherwise
removed a conviction from the record of an individual. A conviction does exist
for purposes of this rule even if a crime was expunged or removed from the
record of the individual under the laws of another jurisdiction if the crime
would be ineligible under ORS
137.225
for expunction or removal from the record if the conviction had occurred in
Oregon.
(C) A conviction does not
exist where an individual was granted a full pardon by executive order of the
Governor of this state. A conviction does exist for purposes of this rule even
if a crime was pardoned by executive order in another jurisdiction, unless the
Superintendent of Public Instruction determines that the pardon issued by the
other jurisdiction is the equivalent of a full pardon by executive order in
this state.
(D) Except as noted
above, a conviction does not exist only where there was a judicial adjudication
that the individual did not commit the offense in question, or when a
conviction, adjudication or plea is overturned by an appellate court of record
and no later conviction, adjudication or plea indicating the individual
committed the offense in question is on the
record.
(2)
"DAS" means State of Oregon, Department of Administrative Services;
(3) "Direct, unsupervised contact with
students" means contact with students that provides the person opportunity and
probability for personal communication or touch when not under direct
supervision;
(4) "DOB" means date
of birth;
(5) "FBI" means the
Federal Bureau of Investigations;
(6) "Fingerprint information" means all
information requested by the Oregon Department of Education for processing the
fingerprint application, including the following:
(a) One properly completed fingerprint
submission; and
(b) A properly
completed Oregon Department of Education fingerprint based criminal history
verification form.
(7)
"Knowingly made a false statement" means failure to disclose on the Oregon
Department of Education fingerprint based criminal history verification form as
part of the criminal records check process any of the following:
(a) A conviction of a felony;
(b) Any conviction of a misdemeanor within
the previous 20 years;
(c) Any
conviction of a misdemeanor that is listed in ORS
342.143
or its substantial equivalent in another jurisdiction.
(8) "LEDS" means the Law Enforcement Data
System;
(9) "Private School" means
a school that:
(a) Offers education in
prekindergarten, kindergarten or grades 1 through 12, or any combination of
those grade levels; and
(b)
Provides instructional programs that are not limited solely to dancing, drama,
music, religious or athletic instruction.
(10) "Subject individual" means:
(a) A person hired by a private school within
the last three months to a position not requiring licensure under ORS
342.223;
and
(b) Any person hired as or by a
contractor into a position having direct, unsupervised contact with students
and not requiring licensure under ORS
342.223.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 326.051
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 326.603 & ORS 326.607
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