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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 12.011 — Mediation in Child Custody and Parenting Time Visitation Issues
Crook, Jefferson County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 21–22 · 2026
12.011 Mediation in Child Custody and Parenting Time Visitation Issues (1) COMMENCEMENT OF MEDIATION BY STIPULATED REQUEST FOR MEDIATION Except as provided in the last sentence of this subsection, mediation may be commenced at any stage of a pending domestic relations proceeding by the stipulation of the parties or Page 22 of 29 Reissued: February 1, 2026 22nd Judicial District Crook/Jefferson Counties by court order. Court orders may be granted at the discretion of the court, on the motion of either party or on the court's own motion. If a general judgment of dissolution has been entered in a domestic relations case and the judgment provided that the parties may mediate any custody or parenting time issue without a motion to show cause or enforce, the parties may do so by filing a stipulated motion for mediation. (2) MEDIATION AND CUSTODY/PARENTING TIME STUDY BEFORE HEARING Subject to the provisions of ORS 107.755, 107.097, 107.138 AND 107.718, the court may decline to hear a custody …
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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 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 7.015 — 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 6.014 — Voluntary Settlement Conference
Crook, Jefferson County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 11 · 2026
6.014 Voluntary Settlement Conference A voluntary settlement conference may be requested by all parties for an action at any stage of the proceeding by filing a request for a voluntary settlement conference with the calendar clerk. The Presiding Judge, or designee, will rule on said request and, if appropriate, calendar the matter for a voluntary settlement conference.
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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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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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