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In the Matter of Establishing a Violations Bureau — physical PDF page 4

In the Matter of Establishing a Violations Bureau · physical PDF page 4 ·

a. The Violation Bureau shall, upon request, accept all qualified defendants charged
with qualifying violations to participate in the court’s approved online traffic school,
UTurn 180.

b. Defendants may participate in Online Traffic School options based on the following
criteria:

Vi.

Vii.

Defendant must have a valid driver’s license or permit, but not a commercial
driver’s license (CDLs disqualify persons from this program. The one
exception is for CDLs that were acquired after the violation).

Defendant must not have any previous moving violation convictions in any
state within three years of the current offense date.

Defendant must not have participated in a previous traffic school program in
Coos or Curry counties in the last three years.

Defendant’s citation is a single moving violation. A “moving violation” is
defined as anything that falls under the purview of the Violations Bureau.
Traffic School is not available for criminal charges and charges involving
accidents.

Traffic School is not available for citations that include 100+ MPH or greater;
for reckless driving, or any other driving crime including, but not limited to,
driving under the influence, failure to perform the duties of a driver, attempt
to elude, and driving while suspended.

Defendants cited for violations in a “Special Zone” (highway work zone,
posted school zone, or safety corridor) must appear in-person to request the
court to allow the online Traffic School Program.

c. The terms of the traffic school Declaration Agreement to be signed by defendant are
as follows:

Traffic schoolis an early acceptance program. It shall not be offered if a case
is set for trial.

Defendant must pay the presumptive fine within 60 days of filing the
Declaration Agreement.

Defendant must complete an approved traffic school option and provide
proof to the court within 60 days of filing the Declaration Agreement. The cost
of traffic school is the responsibility of the defendant.

iv. Successful completion of the online traffic school program will result in the
dismissal of the offense by the violations clerk.
Xl. The Trial Court Administrator, as the violations clerk, may delegate any member of the court

operations staff as deputy violations clerk in order to carry out the purpose of this order. The
Trial Court Administrator will designate at least one chief deputy violations clerk.

XIl. Nothing in this order shall prevent a person from mailing a signed waiver of trial and no
contest plea upon being quoted the fine by the clerk, who shall then enter the plea and apply
the receipted funds to the fine.

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Publisher URL: https://www.courts.oregon.gov/courts/coos/resources/GeneralOrders/21-03-ThirdAmended-EstablishingViolationsBureau.pdf