Is bumping into a curb while parking reasonable suspicion to stop me for a d.u.i: I pulled into a parking spot, as i inched forward i bumped my right front tire off the curb while parking, a police officer then pulled up right behind me as i was exiting my vehicle, i asked sir why are you stopping me he said for bumping into the curb, i asked if i had done anything illegal he responded no and then asked to leave he then responded no again, in the paperwork he even states he stopped my vehicle because he thought he had reasonable suspicion to believe i was dui because i bumped into the curb is this legal.....
Mark's answer: Oregon law carries severe consequences for the crime of DUII. You owe it to yourself to consult with an attorney who handles these cases on a regular basis. In many cases, there are steps that need to be taken immediately in order to protect your rights. For example, most Oregon DUII cases involve a suspension of the driver's privilege to operate a motor vehicle pursuant to Oregon's Implied Consent Law. In order to challenge the proposed suspension, legal notice must be furnished to the State within the first 10 days following the incident. Contesting the Implied Consent Suspension will include an administrative hearing, at which defense counsel will be able to cross examine the police officer concerning all aspects of the incident, including the cause for the officer's interference with the suspect's freedom. As a result of the work we have done at the stage of the administrative hearing, we have been able to make DUII charges go away. So do yourself a favor. Consult with a qualified and experienced DUII defense attorney immediately. And here's some other valuable advice. You absolutely should not post information about your incident on an Internet forum such as this. Your posting can be read by the police, the prosecuting attorney, and the judge. They are not on your side. Posting information about your case is unwise. Confide only in your attorney. Consultation with your defense attorney is confidential. Posting information about your case online is unwise. We defend clients on DUII matters all the time. For a free and confidential consultation, please feel free to contact our office.
Sentencing guidelines for Crimal Conspiracy State of Oregon?: If convicted whats the sentencing guidlines in Oregon even though its federal case?
Mark's answer: Oregon Sentencing Guidelines classify drug offenses according to the type of controlled substance, the quantity, and whether the offense involves manufacture, delivery or possession. Any person who is accused of a crime, especially a felony involving controlled substances, needs to consult with an attorney who is knowledgeable and experienced in handling this type of legal matter. We defend clients facing charges like this all the time. Please contact our office if you desire a free and confidential consultation.
How long would a repeat offender get on a federal drug conspiracy charge in the state of Oregon?: First time offended was years ago and it was a state conviction. Person had been completed probation and been off it for over a year when they got this new federal drug charge.
Mark's answer: It is impossible to answer your question without more information. Federal drug offenses are classified by the type of drug involved, the amount of drug involved, and whether the charge pertains to a delivery, possession, or manufacture. The past criminal history can give varying results, depending on the amount of time the person served behind bars. We defend clients facing criminal charges in both the Federal and State Court systems. You are welcome to contact us directly for a free and confidential consultation.