This summary is not the rule. The rule text controls.
This rule no longer exists. It was officially removed from Oregon law back in 1981, through a law change identified as chapter 178, section 18 of that year's session laws.
When a rule is "repealed," it means lawmakers decided to take it off the books completely. It's no longer valid or enforceable, so you won't need to worry about following it or citing it in any current legal matter. If you're looking at older documents or cases that reference this rule, keep in mind they were written before 1981 and may not reflect the current state of the law.
If you're researching Oregon criminal procedure, you'll want to look at what rules replaced this one, or check the current version of Title 14 to find the rules that actually apply today. A court clerk or legal aid service can help point you to the current rule if you're trying to figure out what governs the situation this old rule used to cover.
