OR · rules
ORAP 8.55
CRIMINAL CONVICTION SET ASIDES; DELINQUENCY ADJUDICATION EXPUNGEMENTS
If a circuit court sets aside the conviction of a party in a criminal case under ORS
137.225 or expunges the delinquency adjudication in a juvenile court case under ORS 419A.262
and the party wishes to have the appellate court record sealed, the party must provide the
Administrator with a true and complete copy of the circuit court order. After taking such steps as
appropriate to confirm the validity of the order:
(1) If the circuit court order sets aside all convictions or expunges all delinquency
adjudications in the case, the appellate courts will seal the appellate court record and modify the
version of the court's opinion published on the Judicial Department's website to avoid use of the
party's name in the case title and body of the opinion.*
(2) If a circuit court order sets aside fewer than all convictions or adjudications in a
case, the appellate courts will not seal the appellate court record, but may modify the version of
the court's opinion published on the Judicial Department's website to avoid use of the party's
name in the case title and body of the opinion.*
Provenance
- Source
- courts.oregon.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-25
- Edition
- 2026-09-25
- Content hash
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