Court Rules

Clackamas County Circuit Court Sealing & Redaction Procedures

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Procedures for filing sealed or redacted documents, including required motions and formats.

Settlement-conference documents submitted under subsection (6) must be kept in a separate confidential file, except for documents required to be filed in domestic relations cases.

Documents submitted under this subsection shall be maintained in a separate confidential file, except for those documents required to be filed in domestic relations cases.

Materials and notes prepared by the pretrial settlement judge must be kept as separate confidential records and not placed in the trial court file.

The materials and notes prepared by the pretrial settlement judge are not placed in the trial court file and are maintained as separate confidential records.

Criminal cases

At arraignment, the District Attorney’s office may orally seek to seal a No Contact Order containing an alleged victim’s name and date of birth; if the order is granted, the judge may direct that it be sealed and designated confidential.

The District Attorney’s office may orally move at arraignment to seal a No Contact Order with the name and date of birth of an alleged sex crime victim. If the No Contact Order is granted, the arraignment judge may direct that it be sealed and designated as confidential.

Common questions about Clackamas County Circuit Court sealing & redaction procedures

How does Clackamas County Circuit Court handle sealed or redacted filings?

Settlement-conference documents submitted under subsection (6) must be kept in a separate confidential file, except for documents required to be filed in domestic relations cases.

View ruleOfficial source Source: page 16, section SLR 6.012: SETTLEMENT CONFERENCES IN CIVIL PROCEEDINGS

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