Rule 8.28 - CORRECTED, SUPPLEMENTAL, OR NEW JUDGMENTS IN CRIMINAL CASES AFTER NOTICE OF APPEAL FILED(1) After a notice of appeal is filed in a criminal case, if either the state or the defendant files a motion in the trial court for entry of a corrected or supplemental judgment, the party filing the motion shall transmit a copy of the motion to the appellate court.(2)(a) If the trial court enters a corrected or supplemental judgment on motion of a party or on its own motion, a party wishing to appeal the corrected or supplemental judgment shall file an amended notice of appeal within the time and in the manner prescribed in ORS chapter 138 a nd shall use the appellate case number assigned to the appeal from the original judgment. The amended notice of appeal shall state when the party received notice of entry of the corrected or supplemental judgment. (b) If the trial court enters a corrected or supplemental judgment and the appellant no longer wishes to pursue the original appeal, the appellant shall file a motion to dismiss the appeal.(c) If the trial court denies a motion for entry of a corrected or supplemental judgment subject to subsection (1) of this rule, the party who filed the motion shall notify the Administrator in writing and within seven days after the date of entry of the trial court's order and shall attach a copy of the order denying the motion.(3) When a party has filed a motion subject to subsection (1) of this rule, pending a final ruling on the motion by the trial court, the appellate court, on motion of a party or on its own motion, may order that the appeal be held in abeyance. If an order is entered holding the appeal in abeyance, when the court receives notice under subsection (2) of this rule that the trial court has entered a corrected or supplemental judgment or a final order disposing of the motion, the appellate court shall reactivate the appeal or issue such other order as may be appropriate.Amended November 15, 2018, effective 1/1/2019; amended November 13, 2020, effective 1/1/2021.