SLR 5-2.501: MATTERS FOR WHICH THE DOCUMENTS MUST BE PRESENTED CONVENTIONALLY AND MAY NOT BE ELECTRONICALLY FILED.

CONVENTIONALLY AND MAY NOT BE ELECTRONICALLY FILED. In the following subject matter areas, the listed documents, and any documents that are required to be served simultaneously with a document listed in this rule, must be presented conventionally (in paper) and may not be electronically filed, except as provided in subsection (3). (1) Family Case Matters. (a) Emergency Custody and Parenting Relief based on Immediate Danger (b) Order of Assistance to obtain custody of child held in violation of custody order. (c) Pre-Judgment Temporary Protective Orders of Restraint (Status Quo) (d) Emergency Protective Order (e) Extreme Risk Protection Order (ERPO) (f) A complaint in a contempt proceeding seeking remedial sanctions (g) Foreign Subpoena submitted under UTCR 5.140(1) (h) Commission for Out-of-State Deposition Page 4 of 37 (i) A document filed under seal or subject to in camera inspection, including a motion requesting that a simultaneously filed document be filed under seal or subject to in camera inspection. (j) A document delivered to the court under ORCP 55(D)(8)(a) (k) An undertaking that is accompanied by a deposit as security for the undertaking. (l) A demonstrative or oversized exhibit. (m) Trial exhibits, which must be submitted or delivered as provided in UTCR 6.050, except as provided in UTCR 11.110 or UTCR 24.040(3)(a), or as directed or permitted by Chief Justice Order and/or Presiding Judge Order. (n) A nondocumentary exhibit filed as authorized by UTCR 2.010(8)(d) that cannot be filed through the Safe File Transfer Protocol email system. (2) Civil Case Matters. (a) Assurance of Voluntary Compliance (b) Commission for Out-of-State Deposition (c) Distraint Warrant (d) Petition to Designate Known Party by Pseudonym (e) Preliminary Injunction Show Cause / Temporary Restraining Order (f) Provisional Process Show Cause (g) Receivership Show Cause (h) Registration of a Foreign Writ, Mandate, Commission, Letter Rogatory, or Order to Complete Discovery in Oregon as authorized by ORCP 38 and UTCR 5.140 (i) Writ of Garnishment (j) A complaint in a contempt proceeding seeking remedial sanctions under ORS 33.055, including documentation supporting that complaint. (k) Foreign Subpoena submitted under UTCR 5.140(1) Page 5 of 37 (l) A document filed under seal or subject to in camera inspection, including a motion requesting that a simultaneously filed document be filed under seal or subject to in camera inspection. (m) A document delivered to the court under ORCP 55(D)(8)(a). (n) An undertaking that is accompanied by a deposit as security for the undertaking. (o) A demonstrative or oversized exhibit. (p) Trial exhibits, which must be submitted or delivered as provided in UTCR 6.050, except as provided in UTCR 11.110 or UTCR 24.040(3)(a), or as directed or permitted by Chief Justice Order and/or Presiding Judge Order. (q) A nondocumentary exhibit filed as authorized by UTCR 2.010(8)(d) that cannot be filed through the Safe File Transfer Protocol email system. (3) The conventional presentation requirement set out in this rule does not apply to any documents that are required to be presented in-person at the Ex Parte session described in SLR 5.061, if the judge presiding over the ex parte proceeding has ordered or permitted the ex parte proceeding to be conducted by remote means, as authorized by SLR 7.044. CHAPTER 3 - DECORUM IN PROCEEDINGS