Judges
| Name | Degree(s) | Year(s) | Notability | Reference |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bean, Robert S.Robert S. Bean | B.S. | 1878 | Former Oregon Supreme Court Chief Justice | |
| Coshow, Oliver PerryOliver Perry Coshow | 1885 | Former Oregon Supreme Court Chief Justice | ||
| Goodwin, AlfredAlfred Goodwin | B.A. J.D. |
1949 1951 |
Former Oregon Supreme Court Justice | |
| Jones, JimJim Jones | B.A. | 1964 | Justice of Idaho Supreme Court, former Attorney General of Idaho | |
| Latourette, Earl C.Earl C. Latourette | 1912 | Former Oregon Supreme Court Chief Justice | ||
| Peterson, Edwin J.Edwin J. Peterson | B.S. LL.B |
1951 1957 |
Former Oregon Supreme Court Chief Justice | |
| Schuman, DavidDavid Schuman | J.D. | 1984 | Oregon Court of Appeals Judge | |
| Tongue, ThomasThomas Tongue | J.D. | 1937 | Former Oregon Supreme Court Justice | |
| Walters, Martha LeeMartha Lee Walters | J.D. | 1977 | Former Oregon Supreme Court Justice | |
| Winslow, Walter C.Walter C. Winslow | B.A. | 1906 | Oregon Supreme Court Justice pro tempore |
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