This summary is not the rule. The rule text controls.
This rule no longer exists. It was passed in 1981, but the Oregon legislature repealed it in 1995. That means the rule has no legal effect today, and you cannot rely on it in any current criminal case.
When you see a rule listed this way, with a repeal date noted, it tells you the law has been removed from the books. Sometimes lawmakers repeal a rule because they replaced it with a different law, and other times they simply decided the rule was no longer needed. Either way, if you're looking at Oregon criminal procedure today, this section won't help you since it hasn't been active for decades.
If you're researching an old case from before 1995, this rule might still be relevant to understand what the law was at that time. But for anything happening now, you'll need to look at the current version of Oregon's criminal procedure laws instead.
