Oregon Circuit Courts

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The Oregon circuit courts are trial courts of general jurisdiction in Oregon. Each of Oregon's 36 counties has a circuit court, and there are 137 judges between the 27 judicial districts.^[1][2][3]

Judicial Districts

Until 1998, Oregon had district courts, which had limited jurisdiction over civil and criminal cases. On January 15, 1998, the district courts were merged into Oregon's 36 circuit courts within the state's 27 judicial districts.^[4]

1st Judicial District 2nd Judicial District 3rd Judicial District 4th Judicial District 5th Judicial District 6th Judicial District 7th Judicial District 8th Judicial District 9th Judicial District

10th Judicial District 11th Judicial District 12th Judicial District 13th Judicial District 14th Judicial District 15th Judicial District 16th Judicial District 17th Judicial District 18th Judicial District

19th Judicial District 20th Judicial District 21st Judicial District 22nd Judicial District 23rd Judicial District 24th Judicial District 25th Judicial District 26th Judicial District 27th Judicial District

See also

• Courts in Oregon

External links

• Oregon County Records

Footnotes

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