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In the Matter of Court Appearances, Alternate Locations and Finding Good Cause Regarding Appearances - Amended — physical PDF page 1
In the Matter of Court Appearances, Alternate Locations and Finding Good Cause Regarding Appearances - Amended · physical PDF page 1 ·
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE FIFTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT In the Matter of Court Appearances, Alternate ) Presiding Judge Order 23-03 ) Locations and Finding Good ) ) ) AMENDED FILED SEP 25 2023 Coos Co. Circuit Court THE ABOVE MATTER coming before the court on its own motion: Cause Regarding Appearances Pursuant to ORS 1.002(2) which provides that the Chief Justice may delegate the exercise of any powers specified in ORS 1.002 to the Presiding Judge of each Judicial District and Sections 6(4) and 6(5) of Oregon Laws 2020, Chapter 12, which provide that the Chief Justice may delegate certain additional powers to a Presiding Judge of a Judicial District; now, therefore: Pursuant to the authority authorized, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED: 1. Except as set forth below, all court proceedings and appearances shall be held in-person in Coos and Curry Counties. 2. Remote appearances are permitted under the following circumstances: a. In-custody initial appearances in criminal ca…
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Publisher URL: https://www.courts.oregon.gov/courts/coos/resources/GeneralOrders/23-03 - In the Matter of Court Appearances, Alternate Locations and Finding Good Cause Regarding Appearances - Amended.pdf
PJO 21-05 (Amended): Exhibits for Hearings Under UTCR 6.050 and CJO 22-012 — physical PDF page 2
PJO 21-05 (Amended): Exhibits for Hearings Under UTCR 6.050 and CJO 22-012 · physical PDF page 2 ·
days after entry of judgment in juvenile cases. Exhibits will be destroyed 60 days after entry of judgment in cases other than juvenile cases, and 120 days after entry of judgment in juvenile cases. c. Non-documentary exhibits that are in electronic form, such as audio or video recordings, shall be submitted to the court on a CD, DVD or thumb drive at the clerk's window associated with the case by 5:00 PM at least two (2) court days prior to the date of the remote hearing or trial. A party may either provide the court with a self-addressed postage pre-paid envelope to return exhibits to the party or may pick up the exhibits not less than 30 days after entry of judgment in cases other than juvenile cases, and not less than 90 days after entry of judgment in juvenile cases. Exhibits will be destroyed 60 days after entry of judgment in cases other than juvenile cases, and 120 days after entry of judgment in juvenile case. i. Video must be submitted in either AVI, MP4 or WMA formatting. il…
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Publisher URL: https://www.courts.oregon.gov/courts/coos/resources/GeneralOrders/21-05-InMatterExhibitsHearingsUnderUTCR6.050andCJO22-012-Amended.pdf
In the Matter of Court Appearances, Alternate Locations and Finding Good Cause Regarding Appearances - Amended — physical PDF page 2
In the Matter of Court Appearances, Alternate Locations and Finding Good Cause Regarding Appearances - Amended · physical PDF page 2 ·
moving party the hearing will be held in-person. d. Civil commitment hearings may be conducted remotely unless required to be held in-person. e. Family Treatment Court may be conducted in-person or by remote means. f. Mental Health Court may be conducted in-person or by remote means. 3. Upon a showing of good cause, an assigned judge may grant a motion by a party, attorney, or witness to appear by remote means in proceedings and appearances that are conducted in-person. Compliance with ORS 45.400 is required. 4. Oral argument, if request in the pleadings, on civil motions under ORCP 21, ORCP 23, ORCP 36-49, case management motions under UTCR Chapter 7, and criminal motions that do not require testimony shall be conducted by remote/telecommunicate means. The party that requests oral argument must arrange and initiate the remote/telecommunication unless the court directs otherwise. 5. The Fifteenth Judicial District conducts trials at the courthouses in Coquille and Gold Beach. In the ev…
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PJO 21-05 (Amended): Exhibits for Hearings Under UTCR 6.050 and CJO 22-012 — physical PDF page 1
PJO 21-05 (Amended): Exhibits for Hearings Under UTCR 6.050 and CJO 22-012 · physical PDF page 1 ·
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE FIFTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT In the Matter of Exhibits for ) Presiding Judge Order 21-05 Hearings under UTCR 6.050 ) Amended And CJO 22-012 FILED AUG 9 3 2026 THE ABOVE MATTER coming before the court on its own motion: purge Chief Justice Order (CJO) No. 22-012(3) provides that a Presiding Judgemay determine how nondocumentary exhibits, such as audio or video exhibits, are to be submitted for a remote proceeding; Uniform Trial Court Rule (UTCR) 6.050 provides that trial exhibits must be delivered or submitted as ordered by the assigned trial judge; and All judges of the 15'h Judicial District desire a uniform process for the delivery or submission of exhibits for remote hearings or trials; now, therefore: IT IS HEREBY ORDERED: 1. Exhibits are to be delivered or submitted to the Court for remote hearings or trials as follows: a. Documentary exhibits filed electronically with the Court in compliance with CJO 22-012(3) must be filed by 5…
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In the Matter of Establishing a Violations Bureau — physical PDF page 2
In the Matter of Establishing a Violations Bureau · physical PDF page 2 ·
Vi. VII. VIII. i. Plead Not Guilty: The defendant can enter a not guilty plea by selecting “Enter Plea/Request Trial” and submitting the online trial request form. The defendant must choose one of the following: 1. Court Trial 2. Trial by Declaration If the defendant opts for a Trial by Declaration, there is an electronic waiver the defendant must e-sign before submitting the online form to waive in- person appearance. ii. Plead No Contest: The defendant can enter a plea of no contest by selecting the link to the Oregon Judicial Department Courts ePay under “Plea of No Contest” and follow the prompts to enter the plea. c. Defendants can mail their Oregon Uniform Citation to the court after selecting one of the following plea options on their citation: i. Plead no contest and pay the court the presumptive fine. ii. Plead no contest, send a letter of explanation, and pay the presumptive fine. iii. Plead not guilty and request a trial. The violations clerk will mail a notice of the time a…
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Publisher URL: https://www.courts.oregon.gov/courts/coos/resources/GeneralOrders/21-03-ThirdAmended-EstablishingViolationsBureau.pdf
In the Matter of Establishing a Violations Bureau — physical PDF page 1
In the Matter of Establishing a Violations Bureau · physical PDF page 1 ·
FILED Alin 91 AUb Z IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE STATE OF OREGON Coos Co. FOR THE FIFTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT Circuit Court In the Matter of Establishing a General Order NO. 21-03 Violations Bureau THIRD AMENDED Pursuant to the provisions of ORS 153.800, ORS 153.806 and Chief Justice Order Number 20-022, and the Court finding for the efficient disposition of court business and for the convenience of persons so charged with traffic, boating, wildlife and commercial fishing, dog control, and parks and recreation violations: IT |S HEREBY ORDERED: |. There is established the Coos-Curry Court Violations Bureau and the court designates the Trial Court Administrator (TCA) as violations clerk for all operational functions of said bureau. The Trial Court Administrator shall serve under the direction and control of this court as the appointing power. I. Violations will be disposed of per Chief Justice Order (CJO) Number 20-022 by the Coos- Curry Court Violations Bureau and Central Violations Bur…
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In the Matter of Establishing a Violations Bureau — physical PDF page 3
In the Matter of Establishing a Violations Bureau · physical PDF page 3 ·
Upon failure to appear for a scheduled trial the violations clerk shall enter a conviction for the offense(s) on the case and impose a sentence of the fine equal to two times (or double) the amount of the presumptive fine for the class of the offense and sanction the defendant's driver's license under ORS 809.220. For Example: Class A Violation - Presumptive Fine - $440 +$ 440: Total: $880 Class B Violation - Presumptive Fine - $265 +$ 265: Total: $530 Class C Violation - Presumptive Fine - $165 +$ 165: Total: $330 Class D Violation - Presumptive Fine - $115 +$ 115: Total: $230 Violations that occur in a "Special Zone" (highway work zone, posted school zone, safety corridor) will not have a fine imposed equal to two times (or double) the fine amount for the presumptive fine. For violations that occur in a "Special Zone" the amount of the presumptive fine shall be applied for the class of the offense and sanction the defendant's driver's license under ORS 809.220. For Example: Class A V…
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In the Matter of Establishing a Violations Bureau — physical PDF page 5
In the Matter of Establishing a Violations Bureau · physical PDF page 5 ·
XIII. XIV. XV. Nothing in this order shall prevent any person, upon request, from appearing before the court to explain the facts and circumstances of the citation. The violations clerk may dismiss the following citations when presented with appropriate proof: e Driving While Suspended Violation (ORS 811.175), dismiss with proof of valid license at the time the citation was issued or a Hardship Permit if valid at the time of the citation and if the person was driving within its restrictions. e Driving Uninsured (ORS 806.010), dismiss with proof of insurance at the time the citation was issued. Proof must cover the vehicle listed on the citation. e Failure to Carry Proof of Financial Responsibility (ORS 806.012), dismiss with proof of valid insurance at the time the citation was issued. e Driving with expired vehicle registration tags (ORS 803.550), dismiss with valid proof of vehicle registration as of the date the citation was issued. e Dog License Requirement (ORS 609.100), dismiss w…
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