Oregon Instructions are the official guidelines for processing and managing cases within the state of Oregon. They provide the framework and procedures for case management in the state of Oregon, such as filing forms, collecting evidence, conducting investigations, preparing reports, and making court decisions. The main types of Oregon Instructions are: 1. Oregon Administrative Rules (Oars): Oars are the legal basis for the Oregon Instructions and provide the general rules for case management. 2. Oregon Manual of Procedures (MOP): The MOP provides detailed instructions on how to process and manage cases in Oregon. It includes instructions on filing forms, collecting evidence, conducting investigations, preparing reports, and making court decisions. 3. Oregon Practice Book: The Oregon Practice Book provides guidance on how to apply the Oregon Instructions in practice. It contains sample forms, templates, and practice tips for case management. 4. Oregon Jurisprudence Manual (OEM): The OEM provides an overview of Oregon law and provides guidance on how to interpret the Oregon Instructions. It also contains sample forms and practice tips for case management. 5. Oregon Criminal Law Manual (CLM): The CLM provides an overview of Oregon criminal law and provides guidance on how to apply the Oregon Instructions in criminal cases. It also contains sample forms and practice tips for case management.