Is tampering with the interlock the same as driving without the interlock?

From what you have described here, I don't think you're guilty of that offense. I believe the officer cited you with the wrong charge. You probably...

Is this embezzlement or theft? And what will be done?

If the matter is referred to the police he will likely be charged with theft in the 1st°. Theft in the 1st° is a class C felony punishable by a...

I married a felon. (He's a perfect citizen now.) I have concealed carry permit and firearms. Is he allowed to shoot with me?

There are two types of possession under Oregon law: constructive possession and actual possession. If your husband has access to the weapons or the...

I have two PCS2 charges and two DUIs in bend, I was wondering what the odds are of having my record sealed, and how go about it?

You're going to have to wait at least 10 years from the date of your last conviction. The two drug charges are susceptible to expungement. The DUII...

The problem in the case is twofold. First and allegation of drinking and second and allegation that he failed to attend the victims panel. While it...

There are other consequences besides the extradition issue. Here we go (ugh): when you fail to appear for court, not only will a warrant issue,...

2nd degree theft

Most courts will require you to be booked and released if you did not go through the booking process at your initial police contact. This would...

Will my charge of harassment get dismissed if the victim refused to cooperate?

Once the case has been reported to the police, the state takes over. It's no longer your husband's case; it's the state's. Only they have the...

What type of information or circumstances are needed for me to get a NCO lifted or modified?

When you go to court, fill out an application for a court appointed attorney. Tell the attorney at that time that you need to schedule a...

Does a witness to an assault legally have to identify people on a surveillance video if asked by detectives?

You don't have to answer questions. You do have the right to remain silent. You can also tell the police that you would not like to answer...