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26-024 HB 2001 Evictions — physical PDF page 2

26-024 HB 2001 Evictions · physical PDF page 2 ·

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4. House Bill 2001 (2023), Section 66, chapter 13, Oregon Laws 2023 provides:  
 
a. Section 65 of this 2023 Act (codified at ORS 105.164) does not apply to 
judgments entered on or before January 1, 2014; and  
b. Each circuit court shall conduct a first review of circuit court records and enter its 
first order under section 65 of this 2023 Act on or before December 31, 2024.  
 
 
5. ORS 84.052 authorizes the use of electronic signatures.  
 
6. Allowing the State Court Administrator to conduct a review of circuit court records and 
determine and automate the setting aside of eligible judgments and sealing the official 
record in the cases using electronic data processing techniques will reduce judicial 
workload and assist the circuit court with administering the requirements in ORS 
105.164 promptly and efficiently. 
 
 
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED AS FOLLOWS: 
 
1. The Office of the State Court Administrator may review circuit court records and 
determine and automate the setting aside of eligible judgments and sealing the official 
records in the cases using electronic data processing techniques and pursuant to the 
criteria in ORS 105.164 and House Bill 2001 (2023), Section 66, chapter 13, Oregon 
Laws 2023. 
 
2. The Office of the State Court Administrator may affix an electronic signature of the 
presiding judge on orders to set aside eligible judgments and seal the official records in 
the cases under this Presiding Judge Order. 
 
3. The Office of the State Court Administrator may electronically seal circuit court official 
records as required by ORS 105.164, through automated electronic data processing 
techniques.  
 
4. A copy of a case specific order to set aside the judgment and seal the official records in 
the case may be attached to each case through an Automated Processing Integration 
procedure managed by the Office of the State Court Administrator.  
 
5. When the Office of the State Court Administrator provides the circuit court with a list of 
records that it is unable to set aside and seal through existing electronic data processing 
techniques, the circuit court retains the responsibility to set aside and seal eligible 
records.  
 
 
 
 
 
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