Judge Eric Butterfield
Individual Rules, Standing Orders & Policies
Limits & Logistics
Courtesy Copies
Exhibits
Trials Or Hearings Memorandum
Brief, Motion
Court-wide- 1 copy • Upon Filing
Courtesy copies
Court-wide- 1 copy • Immediately Upon Filing
Adjournments
Court-wideRequest must include
Communication
Chambers
Phone
Court-widePhone
Court-wideClerk
Document Filing Requirements1 rule
An exhibit list must be provided to the judge's staff at the beginning of trial under UTCR 6.080(3).
Please provide the judge's staff with an exhibit list as required by UTCR 6.080(3) at the beginning of the trial.
Document Type
Exhibit List
Filing & Service rules
Electronic Filing Rules
The Trials or Hearings Memorandum must be electronically filed by noon on the business day before the appearance.
These must be e-filed by noon the business day before the appearance.
Page 1 | Trials or Hearings Memorandum
The judgment has been e-filed, and staff must be given the envelope filing number.
Judgment has been e-filed and provide staff with the envelope filing number.
Page 1 | Trials or Hearings
Filing Timing and Cure Windows
The Trials or Hearings Memorandum must be e-filed by noon on the business day before the appearance.
These must be e-filed by noon the business day before the appearance.
Page 1 | Trials or Hearings Memorandum
Witness lists must be filed at least one day before trial.
File witness lists at least the day prior to trial
Page 1 | Pretrial procedures
Courtesy Copy Requirements
A courtesy copy of the Trials or Hearings Memorandum should be emailed to the judge's staff.
A courtesy copy should be e-mailed to wsh.butterfieldstaff@ojd.state.or.us.
Page 1 | Trials or Hearings Memorandum
Copies of the exhibits are preferred for the judge, the judge's staff, and opposing counsel.
A copy for the judge, the judge's staff, and opposing counsel is preferred.
Page 1 | Exhibits
Chambers Communication Rules
Email is preferred, and parties should not email the judge directly unless requested.
Email is preferred. Parties should not email the judge directly unless asked to do so.
Page 1 | Communicating with the judge and staff