Or. Admin. Code § 860-001-0420 - Motions, Responses, and Replies
(1) A motion must be made in writing unless
otherwise allowed by the Commission or ALJ.
(2) Before filing a procedural motion, the
moving party must make a good faith effort to confer with other parties to seek
agreement about the subject of the motion. A procedural motion must describe
the effort to confer and the result of the effort.
(3) A motion against an initiating or
responsive pleading under OAR
860-001-0400 must be filed
within 10 days after the pleading is filed.
(4) A party may file a response to a motion.
A response to a substantive motion must be filed within 15 days of filing of
the motion. A response to a procedural motion must be filed within 7 days of
filing of the motion.
(5) The
moving party may file a reply to a response to a substantive motion within 7
days of filing of the response. The moving party is not permitted to file a
reply to a response to a procedural motion unless permitted by the ALJ.
(6) If expedited consideration of
a motion is requested, the moving party must:
(a) Certify that the moving party has
attempted to contact the other parties to the proceedings to discuss the motion
and state whether the parties support the motion;
(b) Identify the request for expedited
consideration in the document caption; and
(c) Include a request to shorten the time for
responses and, if applicable, replies.
(7) Unless granted by the ALJ, a request for
an extension or other related motion does not stay a pending due date.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 756.040 & 756.060
Stats. Implemented: ORS 756.040 & 756.500 - 756.575
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