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26-014 JUV Audio Recordings — physical PDF page 1

26-014 JUV Audio Recordings · physical PDF page 1 ·

Page 1 – Presiding Judge Order 26-014 – Inspection and copies of Juvenile Audio Recordings IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF GRANT and HARNEY In the Matter of Providing Inspection ) PRESIDING JUDGE ORDER NO. 26-014 Of and Copies of Audio Recordings of ) Juvenile Court Proceedings ) Case No. DPJO1 ) ) ORDER ALLOWING ELECTRONIC COPY ) OF AUDIO IN JUVENILE PROCEEDINGS ) In the courts of dependency and delinquency cases in Juvenile Court, an attorney for a party may need access to an audio record of one or more hearings. ORS 419A.256 controls both the inspection and copy -access rights to such audio records. This statute authorizes certain individuals access to inspect (listen to) the audio record unconditionally and allows the Court to authorize certain other individuals to receive a copy of audio recordings of a juvenile court proceeding on a finding of good cause and subject to any conditions the Court finds appropriate. The terms of this order set out the si…

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26-008 Pretrial Release Order — physical PDF page 4

26-008 Pretrial Release Order · physical PDF page 4 ·

Page 4 – Presiding Judge Order 26-008 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 f. Giving false information to a peace officer, as defined in ORS 807.620 and ORS 162.385; g. Escape in any degree, as defined in ORS 162.145, ORS 162.155, and ORS 162.165; and unauthorized departure, as defined in ORS 162.175; h. Fugitive from justice, as defined in ORS 133.747; i. Bias crime in the first degree, as defined in ORS 166.165; and j. Tampering with a witness, as defined in ORS 162.285. 4. The release decision shall be made using a two-step process. Step 1: Identify the charge and release category; Step 2: Determine if the defendant meets the criteria to consider any overriding circumstances and what if any enhanced conditions of release should be ordered. 5. Attached to this Order is Exhibit A which is a chart to be used in Step 1, identifying the charge and the release guideline that a defendant will fall into. Exhibit A is hereby incorporated into this Order. 6. Attac…

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CJO 2026-021 — Adoption of Amendments to the Uniform Trial Court Rules — physical PDF page 9

CJO 2026-021 — Adoption of Amendments to the Uniform Trial Court Rules · physical PDF page 9 · 2026

A-8 6. 12.060—QUALIFICATION AS AN APPROVED GENERAL CIVIL MEDIATOR, ONGOING OBLIGATIONS Amend the basic training and ongoing obligations requirements for mediators. See related items C.1–C.5 and C.7–C.14. 7. 12.070—QUALIFICATION AS AN APPROVED DOMESTIC RELATIONS CUSTODY AND PARENTING MEDIATOR, ONGOING OBLIGATIONS Amend the training and ongoing obligations requirements for domestic relations custody and parenting mediators. See related items C.1–C.6 and C.8–C.14. 8. 12.080—QUALIFICATION AS AN APPROVED DOMESTIC RELATIONS FINANCIAL MEDIATOR, ONGOING OBLIGATIONS Amend the training and ongoing obligations requirements for domestic relations financial mediators. See related items C.1–C.7 and C.9–C.14. 9. 12.090—INDEPENDENT QUALIFICATION REVIEW Change the title and revise the rule to conform with proposed amendments to UTCR 12.030. See related items C.1–C.8 and C.10–C.14. 10. 12.100—BASIC MEDIATION CURRICULUM Amend the basic mediation training curriculum. See related items C.1–C.9 and C.11–C.1…

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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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26-015 Juvenile Exhibits — physical PDF page 1

26-015 Juvenile Exhibits · physical PDF page 1 ·

IN THE CIRCUIT COURTS OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR GRANT AND HARNEY COUNTIES In the Matter of the Retention of Juvenile Exhibits in Dependency and Delinquency Cases ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) PRESIDING JUDGE ORDER NO. 26-015 Case: D24PJO1 ORDER TO RETURN JUVENILE EXHIBITS Oregon law currently requires that any exhibit offered in a juvenile dependency or delinquency case be maintained in the record of the case regardless of whether it is admitted by the court ORS 419A.255(1)(a) and ORS 419A.252(4)(h). This Order authorizes the Trial Court Administrator or his/her designee to return, destroy or otherwise dispose of exhibits in juvenile cases 90 days after the appeal period has ran, as provided for in ORS 7.120. _______________________________________

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CJO 2026-021 — Adoption of Amendments to the Uniform Trial Court Rules — physical PDF page 8

CJO 2026-021 — Adoption of Amendments to the Uniform Trial Court Rules · physical PDF page 8 · 2026

A-7 41. 26.160—PRIVILEGE AGAINST DISCLOSURE FOR COLLABORATIVE LAW COMMUNICATION; ADMISSIBILITY; DISCOVERY Adopt a new rule regarding the application of privilege in a collaborative law proceeding. See related items B.25–B.40 and B.42–B.44. 42. 26.170— WAIVER AND PRECLUSION OF PRIVILEGE Adopt a new rule regarding waiver and preclusion of waiver during a collaborative law proceeding. See related items B.25–B.41 and B.43–B.44. 43. 26.180—LIMITS OF PRIVILEGE Adopt a new rule regarding the limits of privilege for collaborative law communications. See related items B.25–B.42 and B.44. 44. 26.190—AUTHORITY OF TRIBUNAL IN CASE OF NONCOMPLIANCE Adopt a new rule regarding authority of a tribunal in cases of noncompliance. See related items B.25–B.43. C. DEFERRED RECOMMENDATIONS The UTCR Committee did not issue a recommendation with regard to the following related proposals to amend UTCR chapter 12—Mediation. See section IV.C for a detailed explanation. 1. 12.010—APPLICABILITY Modify the rule lan…

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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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26-014 JUV Audio Recordings — physical PDF page 2

26-014 JUV Audio Recordings · physical PDF page 2 ·

Page 2 – Presiding Judge Order 26-014 – Inspection and copies of Juvenile Audio Recordings Use of the audio recording provided under this Standing Order is subject to the following conditions: 1. The attorney receiving this recording shall not copy the recording, nor cause the recording to be copied, for any purpose except one necessary to (1) facilitate representation/services of a party in this proceeding or (2) comply with the discovery requirements in ORS 419B.881 and 419C.270(5) and (6). An attorney providing a copy of this record to another person for representation or discovery purposes shall provide written notice to the receiving person of the terms of paragraph 1 -3 of this standing order. 2. The receiving attorney and all persons acting at this attorney’s direction shall refrain from playing the recording for any person who’s hearing the record is not necessary to facilitate representation/services in this proceeding or to comply with the discovery requirements as cited in t…

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26-008 Pretrial Release Order — physical PDF page 13

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Exhibit C to Pretrial Release Order resource needs requiring release and there are no inmates being held pending court order in cases involving ORS 162.195, ORS 162.205, ORS 166.270, ORS 807.620 or ORS 162.315] • Waiting outside the home, property, place of work or school of the other person or a member of that person's household • Sending or making written or electronic communication in any form to the other person, including but not limited to text messages or social media. • Speaking with the other person by any means • Communicating with the other person through a third person, including but not limited to text messages or social media. • Committing a crime against the other person Cases with co- defendant Co-Defendant Contact: I understand that I am to have no contact with {Name(s)} the co-defendant(s) in this matter. Walk In/Call In [required for all Failure to Appear charges, crimes involving violence and any case where the guideline was changed due to overriding circumstances] …

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26-026 Recording — physical PDF page 1

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IN THE 24th JUDICIAL DISTRICT FOR THE STATE OF OREGON In the Matter Electronic Recording and Photography Restrictions Effective Date: April 1, 2026 ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) PRESIDING JUDGE ORDER NO. 26-026 Case: D24PJO1 ORDER ESTABLISHING ELECTRONIC RECORDING AND PHOTOGRAPHY RESTRICTIONS The Court, having determined that preserving courtroom order, decorum, security, and the privacy of judicial proceedings is essential to the fair administration of justice, further finds that the proliferation of personal electronic devices has created concerns regarding distraction, confidentiality, and the unauthorized distribution of court proceedings. The Court preserves all court proceedings by means of an electronic record. To address these concerns and to establish uniform restrictions governing audio, video, photographic, streaming, and electronic-writing activities within courthouse premises, the Court hereby orders: 1. Prohibited Conduct Without Permission The following activities are expressly prohibit…

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