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PJO 24-09 Adopting CJO 23-028 Permitting Remote Proceedings — physical PDF page 1

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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF STATE OF OREGON 
FOR MARION COUNTY 
 
 
 
In the Matter of  
 
Marion County Circuit Court  
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24MARPJO No. 24-09 
 
AMENDED PRESIDING JUDGE 
ORDER ADOPTING CJO 23-028 
AND IMPLEMENTING UPDATED 
DIRECTIVES RELATING TO COURT 
OPERATIONS 
 
 
On August 30, 2023, Chief Justice Flynn issued Chief Justice Order 23-028 Permitting 
Remote Proceedings in Oregon state courts. 
 
 ORS 1.171(2) provides that, to facilitate exercise of administration and supervision over 
the circuit court of the district consistent with applicable provisions of law, the Presiding Judge 
may apportion and otherwise regulate the disposition of the judicial business of the circuit court 
of the judicial district, and make rules, issue orders, and take other appropriate action to that 
exercise; and ORS 1.171(3) provides that the Presiding Judge may assign actions and 
proceedings pending before a court to other judges of the judicial district for hearing and 
disposition; and ORS 1.171(4) provides that a Presiding Judge may delegate the exercise of any 
of the administrative powers of the Presiding Judge to another judge of the court or to the Trial 
Court Administrator. 
 
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED the Marion County Circuit Court fully adopts provisions of 
CJO 23-028 and implements the following updated directives relating to court operations:   
1. Protective measures: 
 
a. Marion County Circuit Court lifted the social distancing requirement on 
November 29, 2021. Court users are encouraged to continue to socially 
distance themselves as space is available.  
 
b. No person who has tested positive for COVID-19 shall enter any court facility 
until fever free and symptoms improve for 24 hours without approval from the 
Presiding Judge, Trial Court Administrator, or their designee. Symptoms include:  
• Fever or chills 
• Cough 
• Shortness of breath or difficulty breathing 
• Fatigue 
• Muscle or body aches

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