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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
FOR THE DISTRICT OF OREGON
INRE
STANDING ORDER NO. 2025-14
REVOCATION PROCEEDINGS AND
RELATED DOCUMENTS (REVISED)
To facilitate docketing recommendations by United States Probation Office for final hearings
regarding revocation of probation or supervised release and response by the parties as part of the
record, IT IS ORDERED that:
1. Unless otherwise ordered by the Court, by close of business on Wednesday the week
prior to a scheduled final hearing regarding revocation of probation or supervised release,
the United States Probation Office must electronically file a recommendation in
CM/ECF. The Probation Office must concurrently send an electronic copy of the
recommendation to counsel for the applicable parties. The recommendation will not be
available to the applicable parties in CM/ECF.
2. Unless otherwise ordered by the Court, no later than 24 hours prior to a scheduled final
hearing regarding revocation of probation or supervised release, counsel for the
applicable parties may file responses to the recommendation by the Probation Office.
Counsel are authorized to file the responses under seal if the responses include personally
identifying information, medical information, or other sensitive information pertaining to
the defendant or other related party. If a response is filed under seal, the filing party must
concurrently send an electronic copy of the sealed filing to the Probation Office and serve
a copy of the sealed filing on opposing counsel pursuant to Fed. R. Crim. P. 49.
3. The Clerk of Court is authorized to disclose to the Federal Public Defender or to any
subsequently appointed Criminal Justice Act panel attorney, or retained attorney who
later appears on behalf of a defendant any previously filed sealed or otherwise restricted
recommendations by the Probation Office pertaining to final hearings regarding
revocation of probation or supervised release hearings or responses to the
recommendations pertaining the represented defendant. The order to disclose sealed or
restricted documents does not extend to other documents filed in the criminal case, which
may only be disclosed pursuant to an order of the Court.
4. This Standing Order supersedes Standing Order 2025-7.
IT IS SO ORDERED .
.-a'-\~~ day of September 2025.
DATED this _ _
MICHAEL J. MCSHANE
Chief United States District Judge
