Should I talk to the police about someone I know that overdosed and died?
The only safe thing you can tell the police is that you will not speak without your attorney present. Federal law has a 20 year prison sentence for...
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The only safe thing you can tell the police is that you will not speak without your attorney present. Federal law has a 20 year prison sentence for...
DUII and the other charges you are facing carry serious consequences in Oregon, even for a first time offender. Your best move would be to consult...
The civil demand has no teeth. Retailers often issue demands like this, with no consequences for those who ignore them. Probably would be wise...
That Statute of Limitations (SOL) does not help your boyfriend in regard to DUII #1. The SOL requires the prosecutor to commence charging a person...
Store employees are allowed to detain a person when they have probable cause that the person committed a crime. The person should consult an...
Recent amendments to Oregon’s Expungement Law (ORS 137.225) make it much easier for people to clear things like this off your record. You might not...
No. Oregon law does not give the defendant the right to testify at the Grand Jury. That is not to say it cannot be done. Defense attorneys can...
In Oregon, in a situation like this, when the 2 individuals are less than 3 years apart, and there are no allegations of force, coercion or use of...
Consult an attorney in private. Do not post anything further on the internet. When the police contact you, tell them you WILL NOT TALK WITHOUT YOUR...
Your options depend on where you were convicted and where you now reside. If you were convicted in Oregon, you should explore the possibility of...