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SLR 11.015 — Appearance at Juvenile Proceedings by Simultaneous Electronic Transmission

Jackson County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 25 · 2026

11.015 Appearance at Juvenile Proceedings by Simultaneous Electronic Transmission
(1) Unless otherwise prohibited by the court or statute, all initial appearances,
pretrial conferences, status hearings, and review hearings involving a
juvenile who is lodged in detention may be held by simultaneous electronic
transmission (e.g. telephone or video) without the requirement of a motion
filing.
(2) Unless otherwise authorized by the court, all initial appearances, pretrial
conferences, review hearings, trials and permanency hearings where a parent is
incarcerated at the Oregon Department of Corrections or in the Jackson County
Jail may be held by simultaneous electronic transmission.
(3) Parties other than those specified in subsection (1) and (2) above, and all other
witnesses in a proceeding shall be allowed to appear and testify by simultaneous
electronic transmission provided that it is with the parties’ consent and the
approval of the court.
(4) Whenever testimony by simultaneous electronic transmission is allowed under
this rule, it shall be the responsibility of the party calling said witness to
coordinate with the opposing party, the court, and the witness the manner and
time of simultaneous electronic transmission sufficiently in advance of the
proceeding so as not to cause undue disruption or delay.

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