OR · rules
ORAP 3.10
DUTIES OF TRIAL COURT ADMINISTRATOR REGARDING JUDGMENTS AND ORDERS ENTERED AFTER NOTICE OF APPEAL
(1) The trial court administrator shall promptly send to the Administrator and to each
party to the appeal a copy of any order denying a motion to correct or add to the transcript and
settling the transcript.[fn 1] If the date of entry in the register is not apparent from the order, the trial
court administrator shall state on the order the date of entry.
(2) In criminal and other cases in which the trial court appoints an attorney to
represent a party or authorizes preparation of a transcript at state expense, the trial court
administrator shall promptly send to the Administrator and provide to the transcript coordinator a
copy of any order appointing an attorney on appeal or authorizing preparation of a transcript at
state expense.
(3) In a criminal case, after a notice of appeal is filed, if the trial court, on motion of a
party or on its own motion, enters a judgment or a modified, corrected or amended judgment, the
trial court administrator promptly shall send a copy of the judgment to the Administrator, to the
defendant or to the attorney for the defendant if the defendant is represented by counsel, to the
district attorney, and to the Solicitor General of the Department of Justice.[fn 2]
(4) If a case is transferred to another circuit court after a notice of appeal is filed, the
trial court administrator in the originating circuit court shall promptly notify the Administrator of
the date of the transfer and the circuit court to which the case has been transferred.
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- courts.oregon.gov
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- 2026-09-25
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- 2026-09-25
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