Rule 24.110 Challenges to Court-appointed Counsel

If you were given a court-appointed lawyer and you want to challenge how that lawyer handled your case, this rule points to where local courts can set their own procedures for that process. This type of challenge is sometimes called a "Church v. Gladden" claim, named after an Oregon court case that dealt with complaints about court-appointed attorneys.

This specific rule number, SLR 24.111, does not contain actual instructions itself. Instead, it is a placeholder that lets each judicial district in Oregon write its own local rule explaining how these challenges should be filed and handled. This means the exact steps you need to follow may depend on which county or district your case is in.

If you want to raise this kind of challenge, you should check with your local court to see if they have adopted a specific rule under this number. They can tell you the correct process and any deadlines you need to follow.