Butler v. State Department of Corrections

How courts have described this case

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• purported judgment that fails to meet requirements of ORCP 67 B cannot be “corrected” nunc pro tunc
• where an employee of a contracting party acts within the scope of her authority intending to benefit the principal, we identify her actions with that contracting party
• ‘‘[I]f plaintiff can establish that he suffered discrimination at his employment because he made a complaint ‘related to’ safe and healthful working conditions, he has met the elements necessary to establish a claim under [ORS 654.062(5)].”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).