Our Oregon Criminal Defense Blog
Follow our attorney blog to stay current with changes to Oregon law, to get tips for protecting your rights when you are arrested, to learn strategies for avoiding DUII charges, and much more. We believe this information is valuable for all residents of Oregon.
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Why Charged With Assault 3 When the Person Only Got Bruises? In Oregon, Assault 3 is a felony level assault crime. There are several ways one can be charged with Assault 3. -
What Is My Sentence Going to Be for a Felony? Oregon Criminal Code establishes the maximum sentence you may receive on a felony charge. -
Pot Is Legal! Now What? Oregon Marijuana Legalization Recreational marijuana is legal in Oregon. Not all possession, delivery, and manufacture of pot is legal and still can carry severe legal consequences. -
Do I Need an Ignition Interlock Device if I do Diversion? Oregon law requires defendants entering into the diversion program to get ignition interlock devices installed in their cars -
Difference Between Different Sex Crimes in Oregon Learn the definitions that determine how sex crimes are categorized. -
How Many Drinks Does it Take to Get a DUII? A number of factors that contribute to and affect blood alcohol content (BAC), including how many drinks, type of alcohol, weight, age, and gender. -
The Police Got My Bank Records Without My Permission Federal and Oregon laws dictate how your bank records can be obtained for use in court. -
DUII and Other Criminal Terms Glossary A glossary of Driving Under the Influence terms defined in plain language so everyone can understand them. -
Do I have to give a breath test? Oregon law establishes your implicit consent to a breath, blood, or urine test if asked by an officer. -
Will Your License Be Suspended If You Refuse Breath Test? The suspension when you are convicted of a DUII is completely separate from any suspension related to failing or refusing a breath test.