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SLR 3.182 — USE OF CELL PHONES AND OTHER COMMUNICATION DEVICES WHICH HAVE AUDIO RECORDING, PHOTOGRAPHIC OR ANY OTHER VISUAL OR IMAGE RECORDING OR REPRODUCING CAPABILITY
Josephine County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 8–9 · 2026
3.182 USE OF CELL PHONES AND OTHER COMMUNICATION DEVICES WHICH HAVE AUDIO RECORDING, PHOTOGRAPHIC OR ANY OTHER VISUAL OR IMAGE RECORDING OR REPRODUCING CAPABILITY (1) Cell phones and other personal data or communication devices which have audio recording, photographic or other visual image recording or reproduction capability: (a) constitute public access coverage equipment as defined in UTCR 3.180; (b) m ay be used in a facility occupied by the court only as provided by UTCR 3.180, SLR 3.181, and this rule; (c) m ust be turned off when entering any courtroom or any jury room in any facility occupied by the court, while conducting business at court service counters and must not be turned on for any use in a courtroom without complying with UTCR 3.180 and this rule. (2) Cell phones or other communication devices may be used in areas outside of a courtroom, as defined in UTCR 3.180 and SLR 3.181, in a facility occupied by the court without violating this rule or SLR 3.181, provided that …
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Publisher URL: https://www.courts.oregon.gov/rules/Documents/Josephine_SLR_2026.pdf
SLR 9.081 — OBJECTION TO PETITION FOR APPOINTMENT OF GUARDIAN / CONSERVATOR
Josephine County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 27–28 · 2026
9.081 OBJECTION TO PETITION FOR APPOINTMENT OF GUARDIAN / CONSERVATOR Oral objections, where permitted in probate matters under ORS 125.075(1), shall be presented at the civil service window in the Main Courthouse, 510 NW 5th Street, Grants Pass, Oregon 97526 during normal business hours. The clerk will receive the oral objections from the respondent or protected person. The respondent or protected person may also make objections orally to an appointed court visitor. Court visitors are to include any objections by the respondent or protected person in the visitor report. The objection should be in bold and underlined to call attention to the court when reviewing the report. Upon receipt of an objection, the court will schedule a hearing and notify the appropriate parties. The Objection form can be found on the court forms webpage defined in SLR 1.172 under Probate. February 1, 2026 14th Judicial District – Josephine County Circuit Court -24-
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SLR 6.012 — PRETRIAL SETTLEMENT CONFERENCE PROCEDURES
Josephine County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 12–13 · 2026
6.012 PRETRIAL SETTLEMENT CONFERENCE PROCEDURES The following procedures shall apply to pretrial settlement conferences in all pending civil and domestic relations cases when ordered by the court pursuant to UTCR 6.010 or 6.200 or when requested by a party or the party’s attorney: (1) If one party requests a pretrial settlement conference, the settlement conference shall be held unless the opposing party demonstrates good cause why the settlement conference should not be held. (2) Each trial attorney and party or representative of a corporation or insurance company who has full authority to settle and compromise the litigation shall personally appear at the pr etrial settlement conference. However, the assigned judge may permit remote appearances in lieu of personal appearance for good cause. (3) Each pretrial settlement conference shall be scheduled to allow adequate time for meaningful settlement discussions. Additional settlement conferences may be scheduled by the assigned judge or…
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SLR 1.002 — ADDRESS AND TELEPHONE NUMBERS
Josephine County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 5 · 2026
1.002 ADDRESS AND TELEPHONE NUMBERS (1) Defendants in Criminal and Violation Cases. During the pendency of any case charging an offense, during any period of probation, or while any monetary or other obligation imposed by the court in such case remains unsatisfied, defendant must keep the court advised in writing of defendant’s current name, mailing address and telephone or message telephone number. (2) Unrepresented Parties in Cases. During the pendency of any 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 any telephone or message telephone number. (3) Parties can update their information on the court website defined in SLR 1.171 under Court Contact Information Update or in person at a court service window.
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SLR 5.061 — PRESENTATION OF EX PARTE MATTERS
Josephine County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 10–12 · 2026
5.061 PRESENTATION OF EX PARTE MATTERS (1) Civil and Criminal Matters Civil and Criminal s tipulated or ex parte matters are heard daily from 8:00 to 8:15 AM at the main courthouse and not otherwise except in case of emergency. (a) Notice Requirements Parties shall notify the court in person or by email to JOS.Exparte.Notice@ojd.state.or.us b y 2pm at least one judicial day prior to the requested hearing date. (i) R epresented Parties Notice shall include a PDF or hard copy of the document(s) that will be presented ex parte, a summary of the relief sought, and the name of the judge, if the case is assigned. (ii) Self -Represented Parties Notice shall include a summary of the relief sought and the name of the judge, if the case is assigned, and may include a PDF or hard copy of the document(s) that will be presented ex parte. (2) Domestic Relations Matters Domestic relations stipulated or ex parte orders as appropriate pursuant to SLR 8.041 may be presented by a party or attorney of rec…
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SLR 7.016 — DOCKET CALL
Josephine County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 17 · 2026
7.016 DOCKET CALL (1) Criminal, civil, and domestic relations trials scheduled to be held at the main courthouse shall attend docket call at the main courthouse at 8:15 AM on the Wednesday before the scheduled trial. There is no docket call for domestic relations trials scheduled to be held at the Family Court facility. (a) Attorneys of record and unrepresented parties in any case shall appear in person for docket call. Attorneys may appear by WebEx if arrangements are made with the docket clerk prior to docket call. (b) Defendants in criminal matters who are out of custody shall appear in person at docket call unless the court authorizes a waiver of appearance in advance. (c) In custody defendants will not be required to appear for docket call. Self-represented in custody defendants will be permitted to appear by WebEx for docket call appearances. (2) See SLR 11.021 for rule on juvenile docket call.
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