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PJO 24-006 Pretrial Release (Am1) — physical PDF page 1

PJO 24-006 Pretrial Release (Am1) · physical PDF page 1 ·

Presiding Judge Order 24-006 (Amendment 1)  Page 1 of 11 
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IN THE SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF OREGON 
CIRCUIT COURTS OF  
UMATILLA AND MORROW COUNTIES 
 
In the Matter of Pretrial Release and 
Release Assistance Officers pursuant to SB 
48, ORS 135.235 and Chief Justice Order 
No. 22-010 
 No. 24-006 (Amendment 1)  
 
PRESIDING JUDGE ORDER RE: 
 
STANDING PRETRIAL RELEASE  
ORDER (ORS 135.233) 
 
   
  
  
THIS PRESIDING JUDGE ORDER REPLACES PJO 24-006 
Summary of Effect:  This Order replaces PJO 24-006, PJO 23-006 (Amendment 1), 
and all previous PJOs related to Pretrial Rele ase.  All arrests result in either Cite & 
Release or Arrest and commitment to the Jail  pending release decision based on this 
Presiding Judge Order and subsequent Judicial decision.  This PJO now contains newly 
adopted subsections in Guideline 3, specific ally subsection F and subsection G, which 
have shifted the previous versions subsection F in Guideline 3 to now be subsection H.  
Further, this iteration of the Pretrial Re lease PJO, adds IV(E)(3)(a), which addresses 
overriding circumstances and guideline ca tegory movement limitations.  This 
amendment removes the specific Cite and Release Presiding Judge Instruction (PJi) 
number to allow for updates for the PJi without unnecessary impact to this PJO. 
I) RECITALS 
 WHEREAS 
A) The 2021 Legislative Assembly enacted Or egon Laws 2021, Chapter 643, initially 
introduced as Senate Bill 48 (2021) by the Oregon Criminal Justice Commission, to 
reduce reliance on security release and provide statewide guidance for local pretrial 
release orders.

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