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CJO 2026-019 — Approving Out-of-Cycle Amendment of Uniform Trial Court Rule 4.130 — physical PDF page 2
CJO 2026-019 — Approving Out-of-Cycle Amendment of Uniform Trial Court Rule 4.130 · physical PDF page 2 · 2026
A–1 ATTACHMENT A TO CJO NO. 26-019 4.130 CAPTION REQUIREMENT FOR REFILED CHARGING INSTRUMENTS In addition to any other requirements imposed by statute or rule, [if]{when} a prosecuting attorney files a charging instrument [that ]initiat[es]{ing} a criminal action [and is ]based on charges previously dismissed without prejudice by the court[,]{:}[ the caption of the charging instrument must include the phrase: “Refiling after prior dismissal without prejudice.”] {(1) The caption must include the phrase: “Refiling after prior dismissal without prejudice;” and (2) The charging instrument must be filed as a new case and may not be filed into the previously dismissed criminal case.}
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Captured 2026-10-18T22:31:16.855807+00:00 · Chief Justice amendment order effective 2026-07-01; original amendment document, not consolidated rule text
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Publisher URL: https://www.courts.oregon.gov/rules/UTCR/CJO_2026-019.pdf
PJO 25-005 In the Matter of Pretrial Release by sheriff or entity supervising the local correctional facility — physical PDF page 4
PJO 25-005 In the Matter of Pretrial Release by sheriff or entity supervising the local correctional facility · physical PDF page 4 ·
vii. Giving false information to a peace officer , as defined in ORS 807.620 and ORS 162.385; vII1. 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; ix. Fugitive from justice , as defined in ORS 133.747; x. Bias crime in the first degree , as defined in ORS 166.165; and x1. Tampering with a witness , as defined in ORS 162.285 xii. Violation of restraining order (FAPA , EPPDAPA , SAPO , or other court-imposed no-contact order) ; and xiii. Probation or Post-Prison Supervision violations . SECTION 2: CRITERIA FOR CONDITIONAL RELEASES: 4. In addition to the crimes listed in Crime Category 2, the following circumstances would lead to Special Conditions of Release: a. Any Category 1 offense with a named victim or location ; b. Any offense committed with a Co-Defendant ; c. The individual is visibly intoxicated at interview ; or d. Substance misuse is indicated in the Probable Cause Affidavit SECTION 3: CR…
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Publisher URL: https://www.courts.oregon.gov/rules/Documents/PLK-PJO_25-005.pdf
PJO 25-006 In the Matter of Sealing Records — physical PDF page 1
PJO 25-006 In the Matter of Sealing Records · physical PDF page 1 ·
FILED p.::...; \ c. I j. • • ' • ,., • - ~ •. ' , In the Matter of Sealing Records Pursuant to ORS 105.164 PRESIDING JUDGE ORDER ) 25-006 ?"";:·0125 r·· !: 19 ORDER TO SET ASIDE JUDGMENTS .AND SEAL ELIGIBLE RESIDENTIAL LANDLORD TENANT CASES I HEREBY FIND THAT: 1. ORS 1.002(10) establishes the presiding judge of each judicial district of this state are the administrative heads of their respective courts and are responsible and accountable in the exercise of their administrative authority and supervision over their respective courts. 2. When the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court permits the use of the electronic court records, ORS 7.095 allows the State Court Administrator to prescribe standards governing the use of electronic data processing techniques by the Oregon Judicial Department , the preservation of the records so maintained , and controls to prevent unauthorized access to records maintained using electronic data processing equipment. 3. ORS 105.164, amended by Oregon Laws 2025…
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PJO 26-003 - In the Matter of the Authority Of the Violations Bureau — physical PDF page 2
PJO 26-003 - In the Matter of the Authority Of the Violations Bureau · physical PDF page 2 ·
Classified Traffic Violations Standard Traffic Violation ( 1) Class A violation (2) Class B violation (3) Class C violation (4) Class D violation Traffic Violation in Special Zone (Highway Work Zone , Posted School Zone, Safety Corridor) (5) Class A violation (6) Class B violation (7) Class C violation , speed only (8) Class D violation, speed only CHART 1 Presumptive Fine $440 $265 $165 $115 $875 $525 $325 $225 111. Traffic Diversion No Prior 1-2 Prior Convictions in Convictions in Last 3 Years Last 3 Years $225 $335 $135 $200 $85 $125 $65 $90 $440 $660 $265 $395 $165 $245 $115 $170 The Violations Bureau shall have authority to resolve cases through a traffic diversion in the following manner. For class A, B, C, D, specific fine, and unclassified violations , upon a guilty or no contest plea, the minimum base fine established by ORS 153.015 to 153.021 shall be imposed as the fine, the total fine will be suspended, and the case ultimately dismissed as follows: Zero (0) prior conviction…
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Publisher URL: https://www.courts.oregon.gov/rules/Documents/PLK_PJO_26-003.pdf
PJO 25-005 In the Matter of Pretrial Release by sheriff or entity supervising the local correctional facility — physical PDF page 3
PJO 25-005 In the Matter of Pretrial Release by sheriff or entity supervising the local correctional facility · physical PDF page 3 ·
f. Any of the following Class B felony - controlled substance offences: 1. Manufacture of hydrocodone within 1,000 feet of a school, as defined in ORS 475.808; 11. Delivery of hydrocodone within 1,000 feet of a school, as defined in ORS 475.812 ; 111. Unlawful delivery of a Schedule Ill controlled substance to a minor, as defined in ORS 475.906(2); iv. Unlawful delivery of fentanyl, as defined in Oregon Laws 2025, chapter 532, section 3(2) (SB 236); v. Causing another person to ingest a controlled substance , as defined in ORS 475.908(1 ); v1. Applying a Schedule Ill controlled substance to the body of a minor, as defined in ORS 475.910(2); vii. Manufacture of methamphetamine, as defined in ORS 475.866; viii. Unlawful manufacture of fentanyl , as defined in Oregon Laws 2025, chapter 532, section 5 (SB 236); and ix. Distribution of equipment , solvent, reagent, or precursor substance with the intent to facilitate manufacture of controlled substance , as defined in ORS 475.962; g. The fo…
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PJO 26-003 - In the Matter of the Authority Of the Violations Bureau — physical PDF page 3
PJO 26-003 - In the Matter of the Authority Of the Violations Bureau · physical PDF page 3 ·
The Violations Bureau shall have authority to resolve cases through an underage possession diversion in the following manner. For an offense pertaining to underage possession of alcohol or marijuana by adults (as defined by ORS 475B.015). Zero (0) prior convictions .... ........ ... ..... ..... ... Attend Salem Hospital High Risk Drivers' Course within 90 days and submit proof of completion for dismissal otherwise presumptive fine. One (1) or two (2) prior convictions .. ....... .... ........ Minimum Fine per SOF-23. Three (3) or more prior convictions ........ .. .. ... ... .... .... ..... No Reduction VI. Money Judgments and Awards Pursuant to ORS 18.075, all judgments that impose a fine in a violations case shall be docketed in the judgment docket. VII. Diversion Program Option Limit Opting for a diversion program as permitted under sections Ill and V above is limited to not more than once every five (5) years. VIII. Any offense that is subject to this Order and the offender has fai…
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