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SLR 6.081 — Exhibits - Audio and Video Recordings
Lincoln County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 11 · 2026
6.081 Exhibits - Audio and Video Recordings The proponent of any audio or video exhibit shall be responsible for arranging for playback equipment for use during the trial or other proceeding. The court may provide standard VGA or HDMI connectivity for use with courtroom monitors for audio and video playback; however, arrangements for such equipment must be made at least one business day in advance of the proceeding or trial by contacting judicial staff. Equipment should be tested at least one business day ahead of the proceeding or trial. The court will not postpone proceedings for audio and video testing or troubleshooting when the proponent of the exhibit did not make arrangements to test the exhibit before the proceeding.
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SLR 3.181 — Media or Other Public Access Coverage of Court Events
Lincoln County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 7–9 · 2026
3.181 Media or Other Public Access Coverage of Court Events This rule governs public access coverage in public areas outside of the courtrooms under UTCR 3.180(11). For the purpose of this rule a public area is defined as any area within 30 feet of any point of ingress or egress to the second and third floor of the courthouse, and any hallway, elevator or other area used by the public for access to the second and third floor of the courthouse. In Lincoln County, public areas on the second and third floor of the courthouse are within the control and supervision of the court. Subject to UTCR 3.180, no public access coverage will be permitted in any public area except as provided herein: 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 the coverage. This rule includes court proceedings conducted remotely on WebEx. Remote c…
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Lincoln County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 40 · 2026
17th Judicial District, Lincoln County Circuit Court Supplementary Local Rules for 2026 - Page 39 considered sufficient for postponement of parenting time. (7) Both parties will provide addresses and contact telephone numbers to the other party and will immediately notify the other party of any emergency circumstances or substantial changes in the health of the child. Both parents shall be entitled to complete access to all medical, dental, and other records concerning the health of the child. (8) The non-custodial parent shall, in addition to the parenting time, have the unlimited right to correspond with the child, and to telephone the child during reasonable hours without interference or monitoring by the custodial parent or anyone else in any way. Unless otherwise agreed upon between the parties, telephone conferences between the non-custodial parent and child shall be limited to no more than 3 per week and each call shall be of 10 minutes or less in duration. The custodial parent …
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SLR 7.018 — Settlement Conferences
Lincoln County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 14–16 · 2026
7.018 Settlement Conferences (1) Purpose. The purposes of a settlement conference in a criminal case shall be to provide a forum to resolve cases before trial through the active participation of counsel, the parties and the court. 17th Judicial District, Lincoln County Circuit Court Supplementary Local Rules for 2026 - Page 14 (2) Requests for a settlement conference shall be submitted to the assigned courtroom. Counsel shall not request a settlement conference until both sides are fully prepared, have resolved discovery and trial preparation issues and have made reasonable efforts to achieve settlement without the court’s assistance. (3) The assigned courtroom will conduct a settlement conference only upon the agreement of both parties and upon defendant’s signature of a waiver to appear before the trial court for a settlement conference pursuant to ORS 135.432(5). (4) Upon request of the parties, the assigned courtroom may have another judge conduct the settlement conference. Whether…
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SLR 12.085 — Referral to Mediation and Assignment of Mediator
Lincoln County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 27–30 · 2026
12.085 Referral to Mediation and Assignment of Mediator The use of the phrase “referral to mediation” means the act of notifying the parties 17th Judicial District, Lincoln County Circuit Court Supplementary Local Rules for 2026 - Page 27 that they must go through Mediation Orientation as scheduled. By the court: In pre-judgment cases in which it appears from the pleadings that child custody, visitation or parenting time is an issue, the court shall refer the case to mediation. Cases with a pending motion to modify a judgment will be considered for mediation as funding allows. A mediator shall be assigned after a Response is filed with the court. The exception to this procedure shall be when the court decides that the case is not appropriate for mediation prior to such referral. Assignment of Mediator (i) The Trial Court Administrator shall send a notice of referral to mediation to the parties. The notice shall include the names of court-approved mediators. Each party shall be entitled…
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SLR 6.083 — Pretrial Disclosure and Stipulation to Exhibits
Lincoln County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 12–13 · 2026
6.083 Pretrial Disclosure and Stipulation to Exhibits All exhibits marked pursuant to UTCR 6.080 shall be shown to the opposing party before the commencement of trial. Parties shall stipulate to those exhibits to which there are no objections and shall deliver the stipulated exhibits to the clerk. At the commencement of the trial, the judge shall state on the record that the stipulated exhibits have been received into evidence. Chapter 7 - CASE MANAGEMENT AND CALENDARING 7.005 Arraignments All criminal cases shall be assigned by the Presiding Judge. The Presiding Judge determines the schedule, rotating the assignment among the judges. In-custody arraignments will be heard at 1:15 p.m. each judicial day in a courtroom designated by the Presiding Judge. The courtroom may be determined by contacting the office of the Trial Court Administrator or by visiting the court’s website and viewing the courtroom calendars. After arraignment, a case will be scheduled for an Early Resolution Conferen…
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SLR 9.085 — Self-Represented Parties Appearance in Probate Court; Approval
Lincoln County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 21 · 2026
9.085 Self-Represented Parties Appearance in Probate Court; Approval If a personal representative or conservator intends to appear without an attorney in any probate matter, that person must provide the court notice of such intent and proof of competency in such matters. If such proof provided is not sufficient to assure the court that the estate or interest will be protected, the court shall take appropriate action. A person other than a personal representative, conservator or corporation may appear in person without counsel in any probate matter as authorized or allowed by law.
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