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UTCR 7.070 — FOREIGN LANGUAGE INTERPRETERS
2026 Uniform Trial Court Rules — Chapter 7 · physical PDF page 5 · 2026
7.070 FOREIGN LANGUAGE INTERPRETERS (1) If a foreign language interpreter is needed for a court proceeding, the party in need of an interpreter must notify the court in the manner required by the court as soon as possible, but no later than four judicial days in advance of the proceeding. For good cause shown, the court may waive the four-day advance notice. (2) Notification to the court must include: (a) The name of the person needing an interpreter; (b) The case number; (c) Charges (if applicable); (d) The nature of the proceeding; (e) The person’s status in the proceeding; (f) The time, date, and estimated length of the proceeding; (g) Whether the proceeding is scheduled to be conducted in person at the courthouse or by remote means, and, if by remote means, the type of remote means proceeding (e.g., by telephone, particular mode of video conference, etc.); and (h) The language to be interpreted.
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UTCR 7.060 — AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT (ADA) ACCOMMODATION
2026 Uniform Trial Court Rules — Chapter 7 · physical PDF page 4–5 · 2026
7.060 AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT (ADA) ACCOMMODATION (1) If an accommodation under the ADA is needed for an individual in a court proceeding, the party needing accommodation for the individual must notify the court in the manner required by the court as soon as possible, but no later than four judicial days in advance of the proceeding. For good cause shown, the court may waive the four-day advance notice. (2) Notification to the court must provide: (a) The name of the person needing accommodation; (b) The case number; (c) Charges (if applicable); (d) The nature of the proceeding; 2026 UTCR 7.5 (e) The person’s status in the proceeding; (f) The time, date, and estimated length of the proceeding; (g) Whether the proceeding is scheduled to be conducted in person at the courthouse or by remote means, and, if by remote means, the type of remote means proceeding (e.g., by telephone, particular mode of video conference, etc.); (h) The type of disability needing accommodation; and (i) Th…
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UTCR 7.080 — INTERPRETERS’ REQUESTS FOR INFORMATION
2026 Uniform Trial Court Rules — Chapter 7 · physical PDF page 5–6 · 2026
7.080 INTERPRETERS’ REQUESTS FOR INFORMATION If requested by a neutral court interpreter, parties in civil and criminal cases shall provide a list of specialized terminology expected to be used in the proceeding in which the interpreter will be providing services. The list shall be provided prior to the 2026 UTCR 7.6 commencement of the proceeding. The list shall be kept confidential by the interpreter and is not discoverable.
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UTCR 7.090 — EXPRESSION OF MILK
2026 Uniform Trial Court Rules — Chapter 7 · physical PDF page 6 · 2026
7.090 EXPRESSION OF MILK (1) A person requesting an expression of milk accommodation should notify the court as soon as practicable. A request for an accommodation may be made by the person in need of the accommodation or by a party on behalf of the person. (2) Notification to the court must provide: (a) The name of the person needing accommodation; (b) The case number; (c) The nature of the proceeding; (d) The person’s status in the proceeding; (e) The time, date, and estimated length of the proceeding; (f) Whether the proceeding is scheduled to be conducted in person at the courthouse or by remote means, and, if by remote means, the type of remote means proceeding (e.g., by telephone, particular mode of video conference, etc.); and (g) The type of accommodation needed or preferred.
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UTCR 13.060 — PLEADINGS IN CASES SUBJECT OR NOT SUBJECT TO ARBITRATION
2026 Uniform Trial Court Rules — Chapter 13 · physical PDF page 2–3 · 2026
13.060 PLEADINGS IN CASES SUBJECT OR NOT SUBJECT TO ARBITRATION (1) All civil actions (including domestic relations cases described under ORS 36.405(1)(b)) will be assigned to arbitration unless one of the following occurs: (a) The title of a pleading contains the words “CLAIM NOT SUBJECT TO MANDATORY ARBITRATION” in compliance with subsection (3) of this rule. (b) Any party files a notice, prior to the assignment to arbitration, that the case is not subject to mandatory arbitration. The notice must state grounds sufficient to exempt the case from mandatory arbitration. (c) The court orders the case removed from mandatory arbitration under ORS 36.405(2). (2) Notice under part (1)(a) or (1)(b) of this rule does not prevent any party from asserting by appropriate motion, that the case is subject to mandatory arbitration. (3) A party must place one or the other of the following in the title of a pleading in the case (including a claim, counterclaim, cross claim, third-party claim, petitio…
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UTCR 24.070 — APPEARANCE AT HEARINGS AND TRIAL
2026 Uniform Trial Court Rules — Chapter 24 · physical PDF page 4 · 2026
24.070 APPEARANCE AT HEARINGS AND TRIAL (1) Unless the court orders otherwise, a petitioner in custody shall appear by simultaneous electronic transmission. (2) Unless the court orders otherwise, if petitioner is not in custody, or is released from custody while the petition is pending, petitioner shall immediately notify the court, and petitioner shall appear at scheduled hearings and trial in person, at the courthouse. (3) Counsel may appear in person at the courthouse or by remote means in accordance with ORS 138.622. (4) Public access to the proceedings shall be provided at the circuit court in which the petition is pending, and the proceeding shall be deemed to take place at that location. (5) Unless otherwise ordered by the court, all witnesses, except original trial counsel, appellate counsel, and law enforcement officers, must appear at the circuit court in which the petition is pending. (6) Any party requiring the services of a court interpreter for a hearing or trial must req…
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UTCR 5.090 — NOTICE TO COURT IN WATER RIGHTS CASES; NOTICE TO COURT IN CASES SUBJECT TO ORS 31.250 AND 31.272, REGARDING COMMENCING AN ACTION AGAINST A HEALTH CARE PROVIDER OR A HEALTH CARE FACILITY
2026 Uniform Trial Court Rules — Chapter 5 · physical PDF page 4 · 2026
5.090 NOTICE TO COURT IN WATER RIGHTS CASES; NOTICE TO COURT IN CASES SUBJECT TO ORS 31.250 AND 31.272, REGARDING COMMENCING AN ACTION AGAINST A HEALTH CARE PROVIDER OR A HEALTH CARE FACILITY (1) Notice to Court in Water Rights Cases. If at any time during a case a party asserts a disputed water right, the party must give notice to the court that the case involves water rights. If not stated in the caption of the original complaint that begins the court case, the notice shall be in the following form: (a) Be filed as a separate document. (b) Include the caption of the case and the case number. (c) Include a statement that the case involves water rights. (d) Be signed by the attorney or party. (2) Notice to Court in Cases Subject to ORS 31.250 and 31.272, Regarding Actions Against a Health Care Provider or a Health Care Facility. A party must place the following in the title of a pleading in the case if the pleading contains a claim which creates a duty upon the court to provide notice …
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UTCR 12.130 — COURT-SYSTEM TRAINING
2026 Uniform Trial Court Rules — Chapter 12 · physical PDF page 13–14 · 2026
12.130 COURT-SYSTEM TRAINING When court-system training under this section is required, the training shall include, but not be limited to: (1) At least six hours including, but not limited to, the following subject areas: (a) Instruction on the court system including, but not limited to: (i) Basic legal vocabulary; (ii) How to read a court file; (iii) Confidentiality and disclosure; (iv) Availability of jury trials; 2026 UTCR 12.14 (v) Burdens of proof; (vi) Basic trial procedure; (vii) The effect of a mediated agreement on the case including, but not limited to, finality, appeal rights, remedies, and enforceability; (viii) Agreement writing; (ix) Working with interpreters; and (x) Obligations under the Americans with Disabilities Act. (b) Information on the range of available administrative and other dispute resolution processes. (c) Information on the process that will be used to resolve the dispute if no agreement is reached, such as judicial or administrative adjudication or arbitr…
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