Rule 4.101 - REMOVAL OF NO CONTACT ORDERS(1) A victim wishing to remove a no contact order imposed under ORS 135.250 or ORS 135.247 must submit a written petition for filing or appear personally at a hearing on the matter. (a) "Petition" as used in ORS 135.250 (2)(b)(A) and in ORS 135.247 (4) means a written petition signed and submitted for filing prior to or at the hearing in the criminal action by the victim or by a district attorney who has agreed to assert this right for the victim. A form of petition is available on the court's website listed in SLR 1.171.(b) In the alternative, the victim may appear at the hearing to modify or remove the no-contact conditions and state the request orally on the record to waive the required condition of release or custody that the defendant have no contact with the victim of the domestic violence.(2) A victim who submits a petition for filing shall provide the District Attorney and the defendant's counsel a copy of the petition and so reflect the service upon the petition, and the district attorney shall submit a written response for filing, if any, within ten (10) calendar days.(3) Absent a written petition or appearance by the victim at the hearing as set out in section (1) and (2) of this rule, the court will continue the no contact order imposed under ORS 135.250 (2)(a) or ORS 135.247 pending a petition by the victim.Umatilla Supp. L. R. 4.101
Amended effective 2/1/2024.