Oregon Law and Rules Exam — Information & Free Practice
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Oregon Law and Rules Exam
Practice scope
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- Oregon Evidence Code—Privileges
- Authority of parent when other parent granted sole custody of child
- Rights of minors
- Reporting of abuse of elderly persons
- Sexually violent dangerous offenders
- Inmate records
- Records of individuals with disability or mental illness; protected health information
- Reporting of child abuse; juvenile court records
- Persons with mental illness; sexually dangerous persons
- Abuse reporting for adults with mental illness or developmental disabilities
- Reporting of animal abuse
- Behavioral health care workforce; licensed professional counselors and marriage and family therapists; conversion therapy
- Health professions generally
- Procedural
- Definitions
- Application methods
- Requirements for licensed professional counselor
- Requirements for licensed marriage and family therapists
- Registered associates
- General licensure provisions
- Continuing education
- Code of ethics
- Compliance
- Criminal history checks
- Registered associate supervisor requirements
Examination sources
- exams.html
Law & Rules Examination — identity and reference base
- laws-rules.html
Oregon Revised Statutes — enabling statutes
- laws-rules.html
Law & Rule Book — statute and rule book
- statutes-pertaining.pdf
Table of Contents — Privileges
- statutes-pertaining.pdf
Table of Contents — Noncustodial parent
- statutes-pertaining.pdf
Table of Contents — Minors
- statutes-pertaining.pdf
Table of Contents — Elder abuse
- statutes-pertaining.pdf
Table of Contents — Sexually violent dangerous offenders
- statutes-pertaining.pdf
Table of Contents — Inmate records
- statutes-pertaining.pdf
Table of Contents — Disability and mental illness records
- statutes-pertaining.pdf
Table of Contents — Protected health information
- statutes-pertaining.pdf
Table of Contents — Child abuse
- statutes-pertaining.pdf
Table of Contents — Juvenile records
- statutes-pertaining.pdf
Table of Contents — Persons with mental illness
- statutes-pertaining.pdf
Table of Contents — Adult abuse reporting
- statutes-pertaining.pdf
Table of Contents — Animal abuse
- statutes-pertaining.pdf
Table of Contents — Behavioral workforce
- statutes-pertaining.pdf
Table of Contents — Conversion therapy
- statutes-pertaining.pdf
Table of Contents — Health professions generally
- 2026-amendment-table.pdf
2026 regular-session ORS amendment and addition table — column definitions
- 2026-sb1547-enrolled.pdf
2026 Oregon Laws chapter 26, section 35(1) — delayed amendments
- 2026-sb1547-enrolled.pdf
2026 Oregon Laws chapter 26, section 21(1) — psychology provisions
- 2026-hb4083-enrolled.pdf
2026 Oregon Laws chapter 16, section 8(1) — supervision amendments
- 2026-sb1568-enrolled.pdf
2026 Oregon Laws chapter 92, section 25(1) — delayed perinatal amendments
- 2026-law-0013.pdf
2026 Oregon Laws chapter 13 — official effective date
- 2026-law-0026.pdf
Official session-law enactment footer — effective date
- 2026-law-0016.pdf
Official session-law enactment footer — effective date
- 2026-law-0092.pdf
Official session-law enactment footer — effective date
- 2026-law-0044.pdf
Official session-law enactment footer — effective date
- 2026-law-0052.pdf
Official session-law enactment footer — effective date
- 2026-law-0093.pdf
Official session-law enactment footer — effective date
- 2026-sb1568-enrolled.pdf
2026 Oregon Laws chapter 92, section 22 — immediate repeal
- exams.html
Law & Rules Examination — format
- applicant-faq.html
Exams Q3 — state exam score
- statutes-oars.pdf
OAR 833-075-0030(2)(b)
- exams.html
Law & Rules Examination — access
- exams.html
Law & Rules Examination — result
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