Or. Admin. Code § 411-005-0035 - Release of Information in Judicial Proceedings
(1) Client specific information must not be
divulged in any judicial proceeding unless:
(a) The proceeding is directly connected with
administration of public assistance or service under chapter 411 of the Oregon
Administrative Rules; or
(b) The
client has given written authorization for release of specific information at
the judicial proceeding; or
(c) A
judge orders the release of the information.
(2) Except in the presence of one of these
three conditions, no information will be released in any form during any stage
of a judicial proceeding either voluntarily or as the result of a
subpoena.
(3) When appearing before
the court in a judicial proceeding where the proceeding are not directly
connected with administering the programs covered by chapter 461 of the Oregon
Administrative Rules and there is no written client authorization that permit
the release of information, a Department employee provides the presiding judge
with copies of the state statutes relating to confidentiality of client records
(such as ORS 411.117,
411.320, and
418.130). The employee requests
the court's guidance about testifying under the statutes.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 410.140 & 411.300
Stats. Implemented: ORS 410.150
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