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UTCR 24.040

EXHIBITS

activein force · 2026-08-01 – presentact-effective-date

(1) Only the portions of the trial transcript or other documents that are directly relevant to

petitioner’s claims must be attached to the petition or amended petition as an exhibit,

or, if UTCR 24.030 applies, identified in the petition.

(2) (a) A pleading that relies on a previously filed exhibit must expressly describe the

exhibit, the earlier pleading with which it was filed, and the date that earlier

pleading was filed.

(b) Each exhibit submitted must be numbered sequentially with no duplication,

regardless of when the exhibit is submitted or what document the exhibit relates

to.

(c) An exhibit may not be submitted more than one time unless the filer is

submitting a corrected exhibit.

(3) Unless UTCR 24.030 or UTCR 21.070(3)(g) apply, all documentary exhibits must be

submitted as follows:

(a) If the filer is an authorized eFiler under UTCR 21.030(1)(a), the filer must submit

the exhibits electronically unless the exhibit is an audio or video recording or the

court orders otherwise. UTCR 21.040 applies to this subsection, except that

each exhibit must be submitted as a separate electronically filed document.

(b) If the filer is not an authorized eFiler under UTCR 21.030(1)(a), the filer must

submit the documentary exhibits pursuant to UTCR 6.050(3).

Provenance

Source
courts.oregon.gov
Retrieved
2026-09-24
Edition
2026-09-24
Content hash
acade79b079f9a363fbaa2a60881fa406d1c58813459fcc2fa0d4cb23d66d30f
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