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D. Or. LR 83-7
Standards of Professional Conduct
Every attorney admitted to general or special practice and every law student appearing pursuant LR 83-5 must:
(a) Be familiar and comply with the Oregon Rules of Professional Conduct and this Court's Statement of Professionalism. (See Statement of Professionalism.)
(b) Maintain the respect due to courts of justice and judges.
(c) Perform with the honesty, care, and decorum required for the fair and efficient administration of justice.
(d) Discharge his or her obligations to clients and the Court and assist those in need of counsel when requested by the Court.
History
March 1, 2014: LR 83-7(1)-(4): Changed LR 83-7(1)-(4) to LR 83-7(a)-(d). In new LR 83-7(a), inserted "Oregon State Bar" before "standards," capitalized "Standards of Professional Conduct," and omitted "required of members of the Oregon State Bar" after "Conduct." In new LR 83-7(c), inserted "the" before "honesty." In new LR 83-7(d), changed "the obligations owed to his or her clients" to "his or her obligations to clients," omitted "to" before "the Court," and omitted comma after "Court." May 1, 2015: LR 83-7(a): Deleted "form" because the Statement of Professionalism is not a form. January 1, 2019: LR 83-7(a): Replaced "State Bar Standards" with "Rules."
Provenance
- Source
- www.ord.uscourts.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-18
- Edition
- fed-district-2026-09-19
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