SLR 4-2.501: STIPULATED OR EX PARTE MATTERS FOR WHICH THE DOCUMENTS MUST BE PRESENTED CONVENTIONALLY AND MAY NOT BE ELECTRONICALLY FILED

DOCUMENTS MUST BE PRESENTED CONVENTIONALLY AND MAY NOT BE ELECTRONICALLY FILED In the following subject matter areas, the listed stipulated or ex parte documents, and any document that will be served simultaneously with a document listed in this rule, must be presented conventionally and may not be electronically filed: (1) For civil matters presented at the Presiding Judge’s daily 10:30 AM and 1:30 PM ex parte sessions: (a) Petition for appointment of guardian ad litem and complaint (b) Petition to proceed under pseudonym and complaint (c) Petition for writ of review (d) Motion for show cause hearing (preliminary injunction, appointment of receivership, provisional process, ORS 33 remedial sanction, and contempt for non-responsive debtor or garnishee) (e) Motion for Provisional Process or Claim and Delivery (f) Abatements and extension of abatements and a motion to sever a party when an action against another party is stayed for bankruptcy (excluding abatement for bankruptcy) (g) Reinstatement from abatement, stay, or bankruptcy (h) Second continuance of UTCR 7.020 (or subsequent) and continuance under UTCR 6.020, including but not limited to default judgments (i) Reschedule summary judgment hearing (j) Motion for sitting judge for summary judgment (k) Motion for commission to take out of state deposition (l) Registration of foreign writ, mandate, commission, or letter rogatory or Order (Not Foreign Subpoena) (m) Motion to transport party or witness (n) Motion for change of judge and affidavit (o) Deferral/waiver of court fees (p) Writ of assistance (q) Motion for release or disbursement of funds, proceeds, or money deposited with the court (r) Motion for Use of Force for Writ of Execution (s) Unopposed Motion for ORCP 71 Relief (including default judgments and judgments of dismissal for want of prosecution pursuant to ORCP 54 B(3) and UTCR 7.020) (t) Motion to Set Aside a Default Order (u) Presentation of the Original Note in a Default Judicial Foreclosure (v) Uncontested Motion for In Camera Review in a Civil Case (w) Motion for Relation Back Date beyond Three Days (x) Unopposed Petition for Removal of Discriminatory Restrictions (y) Contested Extension of Time to Respond to Summary Judgment for Cases Assigned to Judge Pro Tempore (z) Order for Immediate Possession in Eminent Domain Proceeding (2) For criminal matters presented at the Presiding Judge’s daily 10:30 AM and 1:30 PM ex parte or at Criminal Procedure Court (CPC) ex parte sessions: (a) Transport of Party or Witness (b) Motion for Protective Order (c) Motion for Set Over (d) Motion for Modification of Release (e) Motion for Change of Judge and Affidavit (3) For Domestic Relations matters presented at the Family Court Judges’ daily 1:30 PM ex parte session or, on retained cases, at times and methods as directed by the retained judge: (a) Emergency Custody and Parenting Relief Based on Immediate Danger. (b) Orders of Assistance (4) For Probate matters: None. This includes all documents presented at the lead Probate Judge’s daily 8:15 AM short matters docket. (5) For Juvenile matters presented to the Judge of the Case or at ex parte: (a) Transport Orders (b) Protective Orders (c) Motions for change of Judge (submitted to the Chief Family Court Judge or delegate). (6) For Small Claim and Forcible Entry and Detainer matters presented at the Presiding Judge’s daily 9:30 AM and 1:30 PM ex parte sessions: (a) Motion for Change of Judge (b) Guardian Ad Litem Appointments (c) Motion for Judgment Debtor Bench Warrant CHAPTER 3 DECORUM IN PROCEEDINGS