Daniel Zene Crowe for Oregon Court of Appeals Position 4
On Thursday, the 14th of March, I withdrew my candidacy for Position 4 on the Oregon Court of Appeals. Please see my full statement, here.
Since 1998, I have dedicated my life to providing impartial, nonpartisan, apolitical legal service to our people; and I offer to continue that service to you on the Oregon Court of Appeals.
Growing up in Tom McCall’s Oregon, I saw a tradition uniquely our own. It was characterized by the three strands of Oregon’s DNA: Moderation-in-Manner, Consensus-in-Decision, Live-and-Let-Live-in-Practice. In a word: Love.
I am excited at the opportunity to have a conversation about the Rule of Law over the next months, and my argument is going to touch on some very fundamental concerns I have about how to bring every Oregonian back together.
I can’t control what decision you make—and I’d never want to. But what I can control is whether I offer you a different, more holistic way of thinking about what Oregon is. Because, as U.S. Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy famously observed, “Some men see things as they are, and ask why? I see things as they could be, and ask why not?”
Governor McCall’s wisdom is still true today. “This is our community, and it is our responsibility to make it better.”
Daniel is a husband, father, retired Army Officer and former JAG, and active prosecutor in Central Oregon. Previously he has served as Oregon’s inaugural Veterans’ Advocate, Mt. Angel school board member, and Chair of the Military and Veteran’s Law Section of the Oregon State Bar.
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Relevant Links
- Why does the right to a jury still matter?
- What might consensus on managing COVID look like?
- What might consensus on managing abortion in Oregon look like?
- Daniel’s testimony to the Oregon House concerning HB 2004 (2017) which proposed eliminating No Cause Evictions in Oregon
- Daniel’s Testimony on Measure 96
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