ORS 161.209 (Use of physical force in defense of a person) question?
Great question! The use of deadly force is a very tricky business and it's good to know that you're thinking critically about this ahead of time. ...
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Great question! The use of deadly force is a very tricky business and it's good to know that you're thinking critically about this ahead of time. ...
This is a very common scenario and one that you should explore with the help of an experienced attorney. The question you pose is ultimately a...
I would just add that you should consult your attorney about this. He/she will have a better feel for the players involved and whether or not the...
This sounds like an interesting situation from a factual perspective. You should absolutely hire an experienced attorney to assist you. To answer...
I agree with Jay. This is not likely to result in a dismissal. The charging instrument will likely correct these errors. When the DA reviews the...
The short answer is no. The warrant has very little to do with the facts of the alleged crime, but rather, your apparent failure to appear. When...
Yes, you can be legally charged for the new PCS. This is not double-jeopardy for the simple reason that this involves two separate matters. ...
It depends. Usually, you are bound by the plea agreement to make a "joint recommendation," in which your attorney and the DA ask the judge for the...
I'm sorry to hear about that awful episode and wish the victim a speedy recovery. Based on the current charges, Mr. Kramer is looking at ballot...
The answer to your question depends upon information you didn't provide, but I will make a few observations. If you've been charged and the case...