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SLR 4.006 — Testimony by Judge of the Circuit Court or Trial Court Administrator
Crook, Jefferson County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 8 · 2026
4.006 Testimony by Judge of the Circuit Court or Trial Court Administrator Any matter requiring testimony of a judge or the Trial Court Administrator of the 22 nd Judicial District will be subject to a pretrial conference to determine scheduling of the witness and the intended subject of the testimony. The party seeking the testimony must request the pretrial conference no later than five days before the scheduled trial or hearing date. This rule is not intended to preempt ORCP 55, nor prevent the service and acceptance of any subpoena.
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SLR 5.006 — Testimony by Judge of the Circuit Court or Trial Court Administrator
Crook, Jefferson County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 9 · 2026
5.006 Testimony by Judge of the Circuit Court or Trial Court Administrator Any matter requiring testimony of a judge of the 22nd Judicial District or the Trial Court Administrator will be subject to a pretrial conference to determine scheduling of the witness and what the testimony is intended to elicit. The party seeking the testimony must request the pretrial conference no later than five days before the scheduled trial or hearing date. This rule is not intended to preempt ORCP 55, nor prevent the service and acceptance of any subpoena.
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SLR 6.012 — Settlement Conferences in Civil Proceedings
Crook, Jefferson County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 9–10 · 2026
6.012 Settlement Conferences in Civil Proceedings (1) Any civil case assigned a time and place for trial will be calendared for a settlement conference at least 21 days before the trial if requested by a party or required by the court. Such request must be made in writing and filed in the case with a copy to the other parties not less than 42 days prior to the scheduled trial date. The purpose of the settlement conference is to provide a forum to resolve disputes before trial through the active participation of counsel and the court. (2) At the settlement conference the court requires the attendance of all parties and their trial attorneys. When a party is insured, a representative of the insurance company who has full authority to settle the case must be in attendance or readily Page 10 of 29 Reissued: February 1, 2026 22nd Judicial District Crook/Jefferson Counties available remotely. An out-of-county or out-of-state party may apply to be excused from appearing in person at the settl…
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SLR 7.015 — Resolution Conferences in Criminal Proceedings
Crook, Jefferson County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 13 · 2026
7.015 Resolution Conferences in Criminal Proceedings (1) At arraignment, all cases, except complex cases, will be set for a resolution conference to allow for plea agreement negotiations and the completion of discovery and investigation. The first resolution conference for in-custody cases, will be set within 21 days and, in out-of-custody cases, the first resolution conference will be within 30 days. (2) The district attorney or the assigned deputy, the defense attorney and the defendant must appear at the resolution conference, unless appearance is waived by the court. (3) At the first resolution conference, in addition to the information required by UTCR 7.010, the District Attorney or the designee thereof and Defendant, through counsel, if any, must be prepared to relate: (a) the status of the plea agreement negotiations, if any; (b) whether any scheduling or attorney conflicts exist; and (c) whether there are any discovery problems. (4) At a final resolution conference discovery, …
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SLR 7.025 — Setting Motions and Trial Dates in Civil Cases
Crook, Jefferson County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 14–15 · 2026
7.025 Setting Motions and Trial Dates in Civil Cases (1) Civil trials may be set during pretrial conferences in court or in chambers with counsel being required to appear with their calendars either in person or remotely, and it is customary for the court to provide written notice of the date. (2) Civil trials are reset by telephone or e-mail at the discretion of the court and it is customary for the court to provide written notice of the date. (3) Civil motions are set by telephone or e-mail at the discretion of the court but are sometimes set in court or in chambers during a pretrial conference. When being set, counsel are required to appear with their calendars either in person or remotely. In all instances it is customary for the court to provide written notice of the date. On occasion a date will be set at the convenience of the court and counsel advised only by written notice. Page 15 of 29 Reissued: February 1, 2026 22nd Judicial District Crook/Jefferson Counties (4) Civil motio…
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SLR 7.027 — Setting Motions and Trial Dates in Criminal Cases
Crook, Jefferson County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 15–16 · 2026
7.027 Setting Motions and Trial Dates in Criminal Cases (1) Criminal motions are set in court during resolution conferences, at which time counsel are required to be present with their calendars. Criminal motions are also occasionally set by telephone or e-mail at the discretion of the court. In all instances, the court customarily provides written notice of the date. (2) Criminal motions are reset by telephone or e-mail at the discretion of the court and the court customarily provides written notice of the date. On occasion a date is set at the convenience of the court and counsel advised only by written notice. (3) Criminal trials are set during the final resolution conference, at which time counsel are required to be present with their calendars and the court customarily provides written notice of the date. On rare occasions a trial will be set on a date at the convenience of the court with counsel receiving only a written notice. (4) Criminal trials are reset by telephone or e-mail…
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