Notice To Respondent And Request For Hearing (Extreme Risk)

NOTICE TO RESPONDENT AND REQUEST FOR HEARING - EXTREME RISK PROTECTION ORDER. This form is used in the state of Oregon when a court has issued an Extreme Risk Protection Order (ERPO) against an individual, referred to as the respondent. The form informs the respondent that the ERPO is now in effect for one year and outlines their legal right to challenge the order. If the respondent wishes to contest the ERPO, they must complete and file the attached “Request for Hearing” form within 30 days of receiving the order. A court hearing will then be scheduled within 21 days of the request, during which a judge will determine whether the order should remain in place or be dismissed. The form also advises the respondent of the consequences of violating the order, including potential criminal penalties and a five-year prohibition on firearm possession after the order expires. Additionally, it provides information on how to request termination of the order during its one-year term, and instructions for retrieving surrendered weapons or a concealed handgun license once the order ends. The form includes options for requesting an interpreter or Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) accommodations for the hearing and allows either the respondent or their attorney to submit the hearing request. www.FormsWorkflow.com