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SLR 6.015 — CRIMINAL SUBPOENAS FOR PRETRIAL PRODUCTION OF RECORDS
Washington County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 14–15 · 2026
6.015 CRIMINAL SUBPOENAS FOR PRETRIAL PRODUCTION OF RECORDS (1) When a party wishes to issue a subpoena duces tecum pursuant to ORS 136.580 for production of records prior to the trial or prior to the time when the items are to be offered in evidence, the procedure for doing so is governed by this rule. A party may not issue such a subpoena duces tecum without first obtaining an authorizing order from the court. (2) Prior to issuance of a subpoena duces tecum, the party shall file a motion titled Motion for Court Authorization to Issue Subpoena Duces Tecum for Pretrial Production. A copy of the Motion shall be served on the opposing parties. Unless otherwise stipulated, ex parte appearance is not allowed. (3) The Motion shall include: (a) A statement in the caption regarding whether either party requests a hearing (e.g., “Hearing Requested” or “No Party Requests a Hearing”); (b) A statement in the first paragraph identifying the type of records sought (e.g., CARES file, DHS reports, co…
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SLR 6.031 — RESETS
Washington County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 15–16 · 2026
6.031 RESETS (1) A motion to change a court date to an earlier or a later date (Motion to Reset) shall conform to this rule. (2) Motions to reset shall be decided by the judge assigned to the case. (3) Motions to reset filed before a judge is assigned to the case shall be decided by the Presiding Judge or a judge designated by the Presiding Judge. (4) Motions to reset family law matters shall be filed at the Domestic Relations Filing Counter, located on the 1st floor of the Justice Services Building. (5) Motions to reset juvenile matters shall be filed with the juvenile court, located in the Juvenile Services Building. (6) Motions to reset protection order matters shall be filed with the Family Law Assistance Program, located on the 1st floor of the Justice Services Building. Page 11 of 46 Washington County, 20th Judicial District February 1, 2026 (7) Motions to reset shall be decided without hearing, unless requested or the court requires one. (8) All motions to reset filed in family …
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SLR 8.013 — FAMILY LAW CASE STATUS CONFERENCES
Washington County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 18–20 · 2026
8.013 FAMILY LAW CASE STATUS CONFERENCES (1) The judge assigned to the case will set the date and time for status conferences in family law cases at their discretion. This information will be sent to all parties in the case as a Notice of Scheduled Court Appearance. (2) A status conference will be held approximately 120 days after the respondent has been served or at such other times as the judge assigned to the case determines. Unless waived by the court, all parties and their attorneys must meet with the judge in person, or by simultaneous electronic transmission (e.g., telephone, video) if allowed by the court, to discuss trial readiness or settlement in the case. (3) All mandatory discovery required by ORS 107.089 shall be exchanged not later than 90 days after respondent was served. A non-complying party is subject to a summary order to compel at the status check without the necessity of a specific motion by the opposing party. (4) If a party believes no purpose would be served by…
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SLR 2.501 — DOCUMENTS WHICH MUST BE PRESENTED CONVENTIONALLY AND MAY NOT BE ELECTRONICALLY FILED
Washington County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 8–9 · 2026
2.501 DOCUMENTS WHICH MUST BE PRESENTED CONVENTIONALLY AND MAY NOT BE ELECTRONICALLY FILED In the following subject matter areas, the listed documents, and any documents that will be served simultaneously with a document listed in this rule, must be presented conventionally and may not be electronically filed, except as provided in subsections (2)(b). (1) Civil and Family Case Matters: (a) Contempt Proceedings filed under UTCR Chapter 19 (b) Declaration and Request for Issuance of Subpoena pursuant to ORCP 38C (2) Family Case Matters to be presented pursuant to SLR 5.061: (a) Emergency Custody and Parenting Relief based on Immediate Danger (b) Elderly Persons and Persons with Disabilities Abuse Prevention Act (EPPDAPA), Extreme Risk Protection Order (ERPO), Family Abuse Prevention Act (FAPA), and Sexual Abuse Protection Order (SAPO) petitions, motions for modification, and dismissals, which must be heard pursuant to SLR 5.061 but may be submitted electronically or conventionally (c) Or…
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