OR · rules
ORAP 3.15
PREPARATION AND FILING OF THE RECORD ON APPEAL
(1) The trial court administrator shall prepare and file the record in the same manner
in all appeals.
(2) The trial court administrator shall identify separately by certificate and promptly
forward on request of the appellate court:
(a) the trial court file, or part thereof designated by the parties if less than the
entire file has been designated;
(b) the exhibits specified in the designation of record;
(c) if applicable, the audio or video record specified in the designation of
record, or agreed narrative statement;[fn 1] and
(d) any part of the trial court record ordered by the appellate court pursuant to
ORAP 3.05(3).
(3) If the record of oral proceedings is an audio record and the appellate court has
directed that the appeal proceed on the audio record without a transcript, the trial court
administrator shall place the original audio record and the official log and reporter's certificate in
an envelope or other suitable container, clearly identified as containing the audio record and
official log, and forward the envelope or other container to the Administrator along with the trial
court file.
Provenance
- Source
- courts.oregon.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-25
- Edition
- 2026-09-25
- Content hash
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