In committee upon adjournment.
Summary
The bill defines "corner crossing" as walking from one piece of public land to another by stepping over the point where two public parcels meet a private parcel. It bars private landowners from suing corner crossers for trespass if they are authorized on the public land and do not harm or unreasonably disturb the private property, and it prevents corner crossers from suing landowners for negligence. The measure also updates Oregon statutes to state that such crossing is not unlawful entry and takes effect immediately as an emergency.
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