Mr. Turnoy's answer is excellent, I'll only add: some counties do not institute Diversion revocation proceedings based on a single IID violation. ...

The case on point is here: State v. Lindquist¸ 192 Or App 498, 501 (2004) (“A probation violation proceeding is commenced by the issuance of a show...

If you ignore the ticket you will be convicted by default and your license will eventually be suspended for non-payment of the fine from your...

The steps to take are: hire an attorney who understands State v. Kilgore, and who can then respectfully educate your PO, the DA, and the court....

A cop said he fan my plates and it came back as a suspended owner so he pulled me over. Is that lawful reason to pull me over?.

Yes. The case on point is State v. Pinko, 101 Or App 6 (1990): ‘It certainly is reasonable for the officer to suspect that the registered owner of...

We do not use bond bailsmen in Oregon. Instead, if you’d like to deal with your arrest warrant, you would either turn yourself in to the jail, then...

You ask, "why my probation officer is doing this to me," by not honoring your OMMP card. In short, your PO is doing this because some courts and...

The most common Diversion revocation reason in my practice is: blowing booze into the IID, usually "from the night before," which signifies some...

Can neighbors frequently making false reports to security, to the extent of the cops being called, be harassment or something?

I'm a criminal defense lawyer, but I don't see in your question where anyone is charged with a crime, so I'm moving it to landlord-tenant. Don't...

There's a statute on point, ORS 137.542. The Court of Appeals wrote in 2019 in State v. Kilgore: "the effect of ORS 137.542(2) is that a special...