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SLR 11.015 — Appearance at Juvenile Proceedings by Simultaneous Electronic Transmission
Jackson County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 25 · 2026
11.015 Appearance at Juvenile Proceedings by Simultaneous Electronic Transmission (1) Unless otherwise prohibited by the court or statute, all initial appearances, pretrial conferences, status hearings, and review hearings involving a juvenile who is lodged in detention may be held by simultaneous electronic transmission (e.g. telephone or video) without the requirement of a motion filing. (2) Unless otherwise authorized by the court, all initial appearances, pretrial conferences, review hearings, trials and permanency hearings where a parent is incarcerated at the Oregon Department of Corrections or in the Jackson County Jail may be held by simultaneous electronic transmission. (3) Parties other than those specified in subsection (1) and (2) above, and all other witnesses in a proceeding shall be allowed to appear and testify by simultaneous electronic transmission provided that it is with the parties’ consent and the approval of the court. (4) Whenever testimony by simultaneous elect…
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SLR 4.081 — Appearance at Criminal Proceedings by Simultaneous Electronic Transmission
Jackson County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 8–9 · 2026
4.081 Appearance at Criminal Proceedings by Simultaneous Electronic Transmission (1) Unless otherwise prohibited by the court or by statute, all arraignments, pretrial conferences, pleas, pretrial motions and sentencings involving a defendant incarcerated at an Oregon Department of Corrections institution may be held by simultaneous electronic transmission. (2) Unless otherwise prohibited by the court or by statute, all arraignments, pretrial conferences, security hearings and sentencings involving a defendant incarcerated in the Jackson County Jail may be held by simultaneous electronic transmission. (3) Defendants, other than those specified in subsection (1) and (2) above, and all other witnesses in a criminal proceeding, shall be allowed to testify by simultaneous electronic transmission provided that it is with the parties’ consent and the approval of the court. (4) Whenever testimony by simultaneous electronic transmission is allowed under this rule, it shall be the responsibilit…
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SLR 5.101 — Submission of Orders and Judgments Following a Trial or Hearing
Jackson County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 11–12 · 2026
5.101 Submission of Orders and Judgments Following a Trial or Hearing (1) Attorneys who are directed by the court to prepare and submit orders or judgments following a court proceeding shall use reasonable diligence in doing so within twenty-eight (28) days of the date they are instructed to do so. (2) An attorney who wishes to object to the form or content of a proposed order or judgment shall have ten (10) days from receipt of the proposed order or judgment in which to file written objections. (3) An attorney objecting to the form or content of a proposed order or judgment is required to make a good faith effort to confer with the attorney who prepared the order or judgment before filing objections thereto. Effective February 1, 2026 JUDICIAL DISTRICT 1 (JACKSON COUNTY) SUPPLEMENTARY RULES Page 12 of 42 CHAPTER 6 – TRIALS
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SLR 5.021 — Electronic Recordings submitted in Writ of Review Proceedings
Jackson County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 9 · 2026
5.021 Electronic Recordings submitted in Writ of Review Proceedings Following the court’s allowance of a Petition for Writ of Review pursuant to ORS 34.040, all audio and video recordings of hearings or proceedings before an officer or tribunal shall be fully and accurately transcribed and shall be returned as part of the certified copy of the record of proceedings in question in accordance with ORS 34.060.
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SLR 11.020 — Motions or Special Set Hearing Requests
Jackson County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 26–27 · 2026
11.020 Motions or Special Set Hearing Requests (1) Any motion or matter for which oral argument is requested must include in the case caption the approximate time needed. (2) If the motion is in a dependency case, the filing party may request it be added to the next scheduled hearing date. If the requesting party believes that the time allotted for the next hearing is not sufficient to accommodate argument on the motion or requested matter before the court, the requesting party may contact the court to request a future hearing date and time to include in the motion filing or request, after consulting with the other parties on their availability. The filing may also designate ‘on a future date to be set by the court’. (3) If the motion is in a delinquency case, the filing party may request it added to the next scheduled hearing date. If the requesting party believes that the time allotted for the next hearing is not sufficient to accommodate argument on the motion or requested matter be…
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SLR 5.061 — Civil Motions
Jackson County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 9–10 · 2026
5.061 Civil Motions (1) There are three types of civil motions: evidentiary, non-evidentiary and “ex parte.” (a) Evidentiary motions are motions in which it is contemplated that testimony will be taken. (b) Non-evidentiary motions, including any motion for summary judgment, shall be heard without the taking of testimony. (c) “Ex parte” motions may or may not require the taking of testimony. (2) Evidentiary motions shall be commenced by the filing of a motion asking for specific relief. They shall be supported by an affidavit and/or an ORCP 17 certified statement setting forth the factual and/or legal grounds for the relief sought. The documents filed shall reasonably apprise the opposing party(ies) of the issues sought to be determined. (a) Evidentiary motions shall be accompanied by a completed “Civil Evidentiary Motion Notice of Hearing” form. Service of the motion, the form, and any supporting documents shall be made pursuant to ORCP 7 or ORCP 9, as determined by the status of the c…
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SLR 11.017 — Private Dependency Petitions
Jackson County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 26 · 2026
11.017 Private Dependency Petitions (1) When a private petition is filed in a dependency case where the Oregon Department of Human Services (ODHS) is not a party, the Juvenile Court Clerk’s Office will schedule hearings as required by statute in due course. (2) The party filing the private dependency petition is responsible for ensuring that service of the petition and summons is effected on the parties. (3) The party filing a private dependency petition is responsible for providing the discovery to the court and other parties in the case. (4) Following a Judgment for Jurisdiction & Disposition, the court will set a future status hearing out 365 days, or the date the child reaches the age of majority, whichever is sooner. (5) The court may, on its own motion, terminate jurisdiction and wardship when the child reaches the age of majority.
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SLR 12.009 — Exemption from Mediation
Jackson County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 29 · 2026
12.009 Exemption from Mediation The parties may request exemption from Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) requirements by filing an affidavit or declaration within 14 days of receipt of the notice of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) requirements wherein the parties state they have attempted to settle all issues in dispute by participating in mediation prior to filing the case.
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