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36 Oregon counties · 27 local rulebooks · 24 UTCR chapter PDFs

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2432 indexed entries · 167 publisher order documents · county orders in 30 counties

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All 36 counties have a mapped SLR rulebook. Supplemental orders remain incomplete. A zero below means no retained order in this collection; it does not mean that the court has no orders. OCR counts are machine-recognized documents, not legal review.

CountyNumbered SLR entriesCounty order PDFsOCR order PDFsSource-only order PDFs
Baker32320
Benton42110
Clackamas80833
Clatsop49100
Columbia18200
Coos3927913
Crook44101
Curry3926913
Deschutes3616213
Douglas56915
Gilliam22000
Grant132200
Harney132100
Hood River22000
Jackson621000
Jefferson44101
Josephine66100
Klamath55100
Lake37000
Lane68100
Lincoln64200
Linn30531
Malheur61110
Marion63310
Morrow89500
Multnomah210100
Polk401516
Sherman22000
Tillamook59210
Umatilla89400
Union65100
Wallowa65100
Wasco22000
Washington5825111
Wheeler22000
Yamhill52100

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PJO 26-002 - In the Matter of Security Screening in the Polk County Courthouse bldg — physical PDF page 1

PJO 26-002 - In the Matter of Security Screening in the Polk County Courthouse bldg · physical PDF page 1 ·

In the Matter of Security ) PRESIDING JUDGE ORDER Screening in the Polk County ) 26 - 002 Courthouse ) ) ORDER REGARDING SECURITY ) SCREENING IN THE POLK COUNTY ) COURTHOUSE BUILDING 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. Security screening and controlled courthouse access are necessary to protect the safety of the public , staff, and all courthouse users. 3. It is further necessary to limit ingress and egress points of the Courthouse to establish and maintain effective security and safety screening into the building. I HEREBY ORDER AS FOLLOWS: 1. Public access to the Polk County Courthouse located at 850 Main Street shall be limited to one designated entrance on Jefferson Street , equipped with electronic screening for weapons a…

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SHA-256 62007a98e0a223de7a14944ede858568a5018cf918d01bedda0ea2faeb4b228a

Publisher URL: https://www.courts.oregon.gov/rules/Documents/PLK_PJO_26_002.pdf

PJO 26-002 - In the Matter of Security Screening in the Polk County Courthouse bldg — physical PDF page 2

PJO 26-002 - In the Matter of Security Screening in the Polk County Courthouse bldg · physical PDF page 2 ·

6. Employees and vendors are permitted to bring power and other tools through employee or designated service entrance provided such items are necessary to perform their work tasks. 7. Employees are permitted to bring in cutlery, utensils and similar items that are commonly used for cooking and cutting food items through employee entrances. 8. Any unauthorized person who found to have prohibited items with them or who refuses to go through the required screening shall not be admitted into the courthouse building. 9. Employees and other authorized persons with keycard-controlled access who are on official duty may bypass screening by using keycard-controlled entrances. 10.Employees and other authorized persons are not permitted to allow or aid any unauthorized individuals to gain access through keycard-controlled entrances. However , authorized persons may escort guests by using keycard-controlled entrances . 11 . Law enforcement officers who are employed by or an agent of a law enforcem…

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SHA-256 62007a98e0a223de7a14944ede858568a5018cf918d01bedda0ea2faeb4b228a

Publisher URL: https://www.courts.oregon.gov/rules/Documents/PLK_PJO_26_002.pdf

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