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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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Publisher URL: https://www.courts.oregon.gov/courts/coos/resources/GeneralOrders/21-05-InMatterExhibitsHearingsUnderUTCR6.050andCJO22-012-Amended.pdf
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 Signing Limited Judgments and Orders for the Application/Contribution Program established under ORS 151.487 (First Amended) — physical PDF page 1
In the Matter of Signing Limited Judgments and Orders for the Application/Contribution Program established under ORS 151.487 (First Amended) · physical PDF page 1 ·
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE FIFTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT General Order 04-01 FIRST AMENDED In the Matter of Signing Limited Judgments and Orders for The Application/Contribution Program ) ) ) ) Established by ORS 151.487 FILED AuG 9 3 2026 THE ABOVE MATTER coming before the court on its own motion: Circuit Court Whereas, The Chief Justice has issued the attached Chief Justice Order No. 04-031 To Coordinate Procedures on Application For, Contribution Towards, and Recoupment of Public Defense Costs, Adopting Related Forms. Whereas Page 3, Number 7 of Chief Justice Order No. 04-31 authorizes courts to delegate by presiding judge order and as allowed under ORS 18.052(2) and 18.058(1), to trial court administrators of their courts the authority to sign ACP judgments and orders, subject to judicial review under ORS 151.487(5). Whereas the Trial Court Administrator may, pursuant to ORS 8.225(4), delegate to employees of the Trial Court Administrator the authority to si…
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Publisher URL: https://www.courts.oregon.gov/courts/coos/resources/GeneralOrders/04-01_LimitJudgmentsORS151.487-FirstAmended.pdf
CJO 2026-021 — Adoption of Amendments to the Uniform Trial Court Rules — physical PDF page 1
CJO 2026-021 — Adoption of Amendments to the Uniform Trial Court Rules · physical PDF page 1 · 2026
In the Matter of the Adoption of Amendments to the Uniform Trial Court Rules ) ) ) ) ) ) CHIEF JUSTICE ORDER No. 26-021 ADOPTION OF AMENDMENTS TO THE UNIFORM TRIAL COURT RULES I HEREBY ORDER, pursuant to ORS 1.002, UTCR 1.030, and UTCR 1.050, the following: 1. The Uniform Trial Court Rules (UTCR), as set out in Appendix A, are adopted and are effective August 1, 2026, pursuant to ORS 1.002. 2. All current local rules inconsistent with the Uniform Trial Court Rules as amended will be deemed ineffective on August 1, 2026, pursuant to UTCR 1.030. 3. Local rules that are consistent with the Uniform Trial Court Rules as amended remain in effect and are subject to review as provided under UTCR 1.050. 4. Those local rules that are not amended or repealed and are not disapproved on review under UTCR 1.050 remain in effect until so amended, repealed, or disapproved. Dated this 12th day of June, 2026. _________________________________ Meagan A. Flynn Chief Justice
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Captured 2026-10-18T22:31:09.969140+00:00 · Chief Justice amendment order effective 2026-08-01; original amendment document, not consolidated rule text Only approved-change pages1-25 and out-of-cycle amendment pages94-101 are indexed. Disapproved proposals, deferred recommendations and administrative actions on pages26-93 and102-105 remain source context only. This packet is not consolidated rule text; dates differ by provision.
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Publisher URL: https://www.courts.oregon.gov/rules/UTCR/CJO_2026-021.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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In the Matter of Establishing a Violations Bureau — physical PDF page 4
In the Matter of Establishing a Violations Bureau · physical PDF page 4 ·
a. The Violation Bureau shall, upon request, accept all qualified defendants charged with qualifying violations to participate in the court’s approved online traffic school, UTurn 180. b. Defendants may participate in Online Traffic School options based on the following criteria: Vi. Vii. Defendant must have a valid driver’s license or permit, but not a commercial driver’s license (CDLs disqualify persons from this program. The one exception is for CDLs that were acquired after the violation). Defendant must not have any previous moving violation convictions in any state within three years of the current offense date. Defendant must not have participated in a previous traffic school program in Coos or Curry counties in the last three years. Defendant’s citation is a single moving violation. A “moving violation” is defined as anything that falls under the purview of the Violations Bureau. Traffic School is not available for criminal charges and charges involving accidents. Traffic Schoo…
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CJO 2026-019 — Approving Out-of-Cycle Amendment of Uniform Trial Court Rule 4.130 — physical PDF page 1
CJO 2026-019 — Approving Out-of-Cycle Amendment of Uniform Trial Court Rule 4.130 · physical PDF page 1 · 2026
1 In the Matter of Approving Out-of- Cycle Amendment of Uniform Trial Court Rule 4.130 ) ) ) ) ) ) CHIEF JUSTICE ORDER No. 26-019 ORDER APPROVING OUT-OF-CYCLE AMENDMENT OF UNIFORM TRIAL COURT RULE 4.130 I HEREBY ORDER, pursuant to ORS 1.002 and Uniform Trial Court Rule (UTCR) 1.020, the following: 1. Good cause has been shown and the time limits established by UTCR 1.020(2), (3), and (4) are waived for the amendment of UTCR 4.130. 2. UTCR 4.130 is amended, as shown in Attachment A to this order. For the convenience of the reader, deleted wording is shown in [brackets and italics] and new wording is shown in {braces, underline, and bold}. 3. Pursuant to UTCR 1.020(5), the UTCR Reporter shall take the steps necessary to post the amendment of UTCR 4.130 for public comment as soon as practicable and shall place them on the agenda for the October 22, 2026, UTCR Committee meeting for review of public comment. 4. This order is effective July 1, 2026. Dated this 16th day of June, 2026. _______…
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