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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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SLR 8.101 — Mandatory Education for Parents - ORS 3.425
Crook, Jefferson County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 19–20 · 2026
8.101 Mandatory Education for Parents - ORS 3.425 (1) The following cases are subject to this rule: annulment or dissolution of marriage actions, legal separation actions, petitions to establish custody or parenting time, and post-judgment litigation involving custody or parenting time. (2) All parties, where the interest of a child under the age of 18 years is involved, must successfully complete the education for parents program offered by the court designated providers or an on-line program approved by another Oregon Court. Parties must register for one of the local approved programs or an approved Oregon on-line program or file a motion for approval of an alternate program within 14 days of receiving notice of this education requirement. All parties must complete the program before the initial pretrial conference. (3) Notice and instructions to the petitioner of the requirement that the parties complete the education program or alternative education program will be provided by the …
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SLR 2.101 — Way of Necessity
Crook, Jefferson County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 6 · 2026
2.101 Way of Necessity In way of necessity cases wherein a county has transferred jurisdiction to the Circuit Court under ORS Chapter 367, the following procedure will be followed: (1) In addition to the service of the petition as, required by law, petitioner will cause a copy of the petition to be served on the county engineer by certified mail, return receipt requested. (2) Upon receipt of the petition, the county engineer (or any licensed civil engineer or registered surveyor designated by him) will, within 30 days, prepare and file with the clerk of the court the report required by ORS 376.160. (3) Upon receipt of the engineer’s report, the clerk will cause copies thereof to be forthwith mailed to petitioner and any persons upon whom the original petition was served. If the engineer’s report includes any alternative route over land owned by persons other than those served by the original petition, petitioner will forthwith cause a copy of the petition, a summons, and the engineer’s…
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SLR 11.051 — Personal Appearance Required
Crook, Jefferson County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 20–21 · 2026
11.051 Personal Appearance Required In all termination and dependency cases, parent(s) and any guardian(s) will be served a summons to personally appear at a time and place specified to answer the petition. The parent(s) and any guardian(s) must personally appear in court at the time and date Page 21 of 29 Reissued: February 1, 2026 22nd Judicial District Crook/Jefferson Counties specified in the summons. A written appearance will not be permitted. A parent or guardian or their counsel may make written application to the court for their personal appearance to be remote in extraordinary circumstances; however, the written application must be filed with the court two days prior to the time scheduled for the parent’s or guardian’s personal appearance. The written application must include the person’s current residence address, mailing address, telephone number, and the person’s acknowledgment that it is their obligation to initiate/place the telephone call to the court at the time schedul…
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SLR 11.095 — Timelines for Discovery/Filing of Papers
Crook, Jefferson County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 21 · 2026
11.095 Timelines for Discovery/Filing of Papers Unless good cause is shown: (1) prior to or at the first appearance, parties must disclose initial available discoverable material. A party must also notify opposing counsel and disclose subsequent discoverable material within 48 hours of receipt. Both parties must complete discovery 24 hours before the pre-hearing conference; (2) all motions must be filed in writing before the pre-hearing conference; (3) motions will be considered waived if not filed timely; and (4) all documents must be filed with the court at least one day prior to the hearing and show proof of concurrent service of true copies upon the other attorneys and unrepresented parties.
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SLR 16.005 — Trial by Declaration or Affidavit
Crook, Jefferson County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 23 · 2026
16.005 Trial by Declaration or Affidavit If the appropriate statutory section allows for an infraction or violation trial to be conducted by declaration or affidavit, then the following must occur: As authorized by option four on the back of the Oregon Uniform Citation and Complaint the alleged violator must contact the court before the day and time the summons requires them to appear to determine if they qualify for a trial by declaration or affidavit. If they qualify, the court will send the alleged violator and the officer the declaration forms contained in Appendix 3. The forms must be filed by the date specified by the court on the forms. Absent good cause shown, a declaration that is not filed as required herein may not be considered by the court.
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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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