Oregon Democrats agree to nonunanimous jury bill changes after crime victims testify

Oregon Democrats under pressure from Republicans and district attorneys have agreed to significant carve outs on a bill that would vacate convictions for people who can prove they were convicted by a nonunanimous jury.

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