Portland, OR
Criminal defense Lawyer at Portland, OR
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Appeals
I assume the arrest warrant is for you. While technically there is no statute of limitations (SOL), if the warrant isn't executed in a timely...
In addition to the other answers, I want to stress that a warrant -- even if it's a warrant for something that will be dismissed as soon as you...
Delivery of Marijuana for Consideration (i.e., the sale of marijuana) was a B felony in Oregon until a couple of weeks ago. It's possible that it...
You can still go to jail, but turning yourself in will increase the odds that you'll be released again. Also, if you just recently missed court,...
Generally speaking, being rushed to make a decision is not likely to suffice as grounds to withdraw your plea. It is simply too commonplace. ...
I agree with what has been written by the other commentators. I write only to add that because it's a possibility you will be arrested, you should...
Yes, it is possible your benefits would be denied. I can't say with certainty, but it's not uncommon. I have gotten calls from people who always...
Well, far be it from me to disagree slightly from my colleagues, but I believe their answers are incomplete. Depending on what the two charges...
The police will take a statement, and the final charging decision will be made by a prosecutor. The prosecutor's office also has "victim's...
In addition to the crimes Mr. Kahn mentioned, it sounds like you could be charged with misdemeanor failure to perform the duties of a driver (aka...