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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Get the Ignition Interlock Device (IID) taken out early while in DUII diversionIn most cases, you must have an ignition interlock device (IID) in any vehicle you operate while in DUI diversion. However, you can petition to remove it early.
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Relief from sex offender registration? A September 2018 update regarding the new sex offender registration laws.A person convicted of an Oregon sex crime likely will have to register as a sex offender but it may be possible to get relief.
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I refused a breath test, but did not get charged with a DUII, will my license still be suspended?The suspension when you are convicted of a DUII is completely separate from any suspension related to failing or refusing a breath test.
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What if this is not my first DUII?You may face a more severe penalty if you've been convicted of DUII in the last five years, had your license suspended, or participated in a diversion program.
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Can I test my own UA?By Oregon law, defendants are allowed to seek independent testing of blood and urine samples, so you may seek your own analysis if you’re willing to pay for it.
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Forced Blood Draw in DUI CasesCan I be forced to give a blood, breath, or urine test in a DUI arrest? Learn about compulsory blood draws and warrants.
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Can the police force me to give a DNA sample?Police may not require a DNA sample upon arrest, but upon conviction of certain crimes, the court will order a DNA sample be collected.
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For how long will I have to have an ignition interlock device (IID) installed in my car?Oregon law establishes the length of time for an IID based on your number of DUI and other convictions
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I blew 0.00, but still got arrested for a DUIIIt is possible to be charged, and convicted, of DUII even when not under the influence of alcohol.
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Ignition Interlock Device (IID) CamerasOregon diversion participants now are required to have IIDs equipped with a camera.