Oregon court rules & publisher orders

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36 Oregon counties · 27 local rulebooks · 24 UTCR chapter PDFs

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2432 indexed entries · 167 publisher order documents · county orders in 30 counties

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All 36 counties have a mapped SLR rulebook. Supplemental orders remain incomplete. A zero below means no retained order in this collection; it does not mean that the court has no orders. OCR counts are machine-recognized documents, not legal review.

CountyNumbered SLR entriesCounty order PDFsOCR order PDFsSource-only order PDFs
Baker32320
Benton42110
Clackamas80833
Clatsop49100
Columbia18200
Coos3927913
Crook44101
Curry3926913
Deschutes3616213
Douglas56915
Gilliam22000
Grant132200
Harney132100
Hood River22000
Jackson621000
Jefferson44101
Josephine66100
Klamath55100
Lake37000
Lane68100
Lincoln64200
Linn30531
Malheur61110
Marion63310
Morrow89500
Multnomah210100
Polk401516
Sherman22000
Tillamook59210
Umatilla89400
Union65100
Wallowa65100
Wasco22000
Washington5825111
Wheeler22000
Yamhill52100

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SLR 3.181 — Public Access Coverage

Crook, Jefferson County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 6–8 · 2026

3.181 Public Access Coverage Public access coverage in public areas outside of the courtrooms under UTCR 3.180(11) defines a public area as any area within 30 feet of any point of ingress or egress to the courthouse and any hallway, elevator or other area used by the public for access to public offices or facilities within the external walls of the courthouse. Page 7 of 29 Reissued: February 1, 2026 22nd Judicial District Crook/Jefferson Counties (1) In Jefferson County, Oregon, all public areas are within the control and supervision of the court. (2) In Crook County, Oregon, all public areas are within the control and supervision of the court. (3) Subject to UTCR 3.180, the procedure to obtain permission for electronic recording or electronic writing is as follows: (a) Any party seeking to provide public access coverage in any area must file with the clerk of the court, at least two hours prior to the scheduled proceeding time, a certificate (See Appendix 1) in advance of commencing t…

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Publisher URL: https://www.courts.oregon.gov/rules/Documents/Crook-Jefferson_SLR_2026.pdf

SLR 9.061 — Attorney Fees in Estates

Crook, Jefferson County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 20 · 2026

9.061 Attorney Fees in Estates The attorney for the personal representative must maintain time records for 12 months and, upon request of the court, must furnish a copy of that record to the court to assist the court in fixing a reasonable attorney's fee as provided by ORS 116.183.

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SLR 6.013 — Settlement Conference Memoranda

Crook, Jefferson County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 10–11 · 2026

6.013 Settlement Conference Memoranda In a civil case in which a settlement conference is scheduled, the parties must tender, not less than seven days prior to the date of the settlement conference, a detailed confidential settlement conference memoranda with the court. The date and time of hearing will be typed on the face sheet of the memoranda. (1) In the case of personal injury/property damage litigation, the plaintiff is directed to prepare a summary of facts, a summary of the injuries and/or damages, medical costs and medical liens, payment of personal injury protection (PIP), any special legal issues involved, and a settlement demand. Plaintiff will attach a copy of the most recent medical report(s). (2) The defendant is directed to prepare a similar memorandum setting forth defendant’s version of the facts, the injuries, legal issues, settlement offer, and a Page 11 of 29 Reissued: February 1, 2026 22nd Judicial District Crook/Jefferson Counties copy of the most recent defense …

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SLR 7.016 — Settlement Conferences in Criminal Proceedings

Crook, Jefferson County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 13–14 · 2026

7.016 Settlement Conferences in Criminal Proceedings (1) After a resolution conference, at the discretion of the court, a settlement conference may be held at the request of either party on the record or in writing. The settlement conference will be held at least 21 days prior to trial. The purpose of the settlement conference is to provide an opportunity for the early resolution of the case, if appropriate. No settlement conference will be permitted unless the provisions of subsection (2) herein have been met. (2) No later than seven days prior to the date of the settlement conference both parties must submit settlement memoranda as follows: Page 14 of 29 Reissued: February 1, 2026 22nd Judicial District Crook/Jefferson Counties (a) T he district attorney or the assigned deputy must submit, in writing to the court, a memorandum with a detailed settlement offer including, but not limited to, the proposed; counts of resolution, grid blocks, if any, terms and duration of incarceration an…

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SLR 9.081 — Oral Objections to a Petition for Appointment of Guardian/Conservator

Crook, Jefferson County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 20 · 2026

9.081 Oral Objections to a Petition for Appointment of Guardian/Conservator Oral objections, where permitted in probate matters under ORS 125.075, may be made during regular court hours at: Jefferson County Circuit Court 129 SW E Street, Suite 101 Madras, OR 97741 Crook County Circuit Court 260 NW 2 nd Street Prineville, OR 97754. The respondent or protected person may also make objections orally to an appointed Court Visitor. Court Visitors must include any objection by the respondent or protected person in the Visitor Report. The objection should be in bold and underlined so as to call its attention to the court when reviewing the report .

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SLR 2.012 — Addresses and Telephone Numbers

Crook, Jefferson County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 5–6 · 2026

2.012 Addresses and Telephone Numbers (1) During the pendency of any case charging an offense, including violations and criminal cases, or while monetary or other obligations imposed by the court in such case remain unsatisfied, defendant must keep the court advised in writing of defendant’s current name, mailing address and telephone or message telephone number. (2) During the pendency of any criminal, civil or domestic relations case any party who is not represented by an attorney of record must keep the court advised in writing of the party’s current name, mailing address and telephone or message telephone number. Page 6 of 29 Reissued: February 1, 2026 22nd Judicial District Crook/Jefferson Counties

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