Oregon court rules & publisher orders

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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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SLR 9.081 — ORAL OBJECTIONS IN PROTECTIVE PROCEEDINGS

Polk County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 13–14 · 2026

9.081 ORAL OBJECTIONS IN PROTECTIVE PROCEEDINGS Oral objections made under ORS 125.075 to a petition in a protective proceeding shall be voiced at the front counter of Room 301 of the Polk County Courthouse and during the hours of court Twelfth Judicial District – Polk County – February 1, 2026 Page | 11 operations listed in SLR 1.151. The objecting party can also reach the court clerk by telephone at 503-623-3154 (voice) or by email to PLK.Court.Info@ojd.state.or.us. Alternatively, a form for filing a written objection is available on the court’s website. The respondent or protected person may also make objections orally to an appointed Court Visitor. Court Visitors shall include any objections by the respondent or protected person in the Visitor Report. The objection should be in bold and underlined to call its attention to the court. Objections must be received by the court within fifteen (15) days of service of the Petition.

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SHA-256 77dfa77de6285b97b52673fc4762ab65b0047d162397adc89cbc3c95d871841a

Publisher URL: https://www.courts.oregon.gov/rules/Documents/Polk_SLR_2026.pdf

SLR 2.501 — STIPULATED OR EX PARTE DOCUMENTS THAT MUST BE FILED CONVENTIONALLY

Polk County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 5–6 · 2026

2.501 STIPULATED OR EX PARTE DOCUMENTS THAT MUST BE FILED CONVENTIONALLY The following stipulated or ex parte documents must be presented conventionally: (1) Petitions for Immediate Danger; (2) Petitions for Family Abuse Prevention Restraining Orders; (3) Foreign Judgments; (4) Transcripts of Judgment; (5) Foreign Support Orders; and (6) Transport Orders. Twelfth Judicial District – Polk County – February 1, 2026 Page | 3 CHAPTER 3 Decorum in Proceedings

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SHA-256 77dfa77de6285b97b52673fc4762ab65b0047d162397adc89cbc3c95d871841a

Publisher URL: https://www.courts.oregon.gov/rules/Documents/Polk_SLR_2026.pdf