This summary is not the rule. The rule text controls.
This rule no longer exists. It used to be part of Oregon's criminal procedure laws, but lawmakers removed it back in 1999 through a law called chapter 1051, section 32.
Before it was repealed, this rule had an earlier number, 488.280, showing it had been renumbered at some point in Oregon's legal code. When a rule gets repealed like this, it means the requirement or process it described is no longer part of the law. Courts and attorneys would not rely on this rule today, since it has no legal effect.
If you're researching an old case or document that references this rule, you'll need to look at what replaced it, if anything. Oregon often reorganizes its laws and moves the content to a different section number rather than eliminating the underlying rule entirely. Checking current Oregon Revised Statutes or asking a legal professional can help you find what governs this area of law now.
