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I just got arrested / cited for an Oregon criminal charge. What
happens now?
If you were arrested
for a
misdemeanor or a low level felony charge, you were
probably given a citation or release agreement directing you to appear
in court at a future date. Make sure you know when and where you
are scheduled to appear. Do not miss your court date, and be on
time.
If you were arrested
for a
serious felony charge (or a domestic violence offense),
you will most likely be booked into custody and brought before a judge
the next business day. If you are held in custody, you may have bail set. In Oregon, we do not use a bail bond
system. You may be required to post 10% of the bail amount. For
example, on a $50,000 bail, you may be required to post $5,000 to be
released. For many felony and most misdemeanor charges,
defendants are often released pending trial even if they are unable to
post bail.
Prior to your first
court appearance, the county district attorney's office (or the city
attorney's office if you are cited to appear in a municipal court) will
review the police reports and make a decision about what charges to file
against you. The prosecutor's office will either (1) issue the
same charge(s) that you were arrested for; (2) add, delete, or file
different charges against you; or (3) no-complaint your case
(issue no charges against you).
You will find out
exactly what charges you're facing at your first court appearance.
[This court appearance is sometimes referred to as an "arraignment" or an
"initial appearance."]
If you were arrested
for a DUII (drunk driving) charge, please visit the
Oregon DUII
Information
website.
What should I do if I suspect that I am under investigation for a
criminal offense?
Adopt my
Ten Habits of Highly Successful Criminals
(though the title is tongue in cheek, the advice is genuine):
1. When
contacted by law enforcement, invoke your right to silence. Do not
make admissions; do not confess; do not lie. Simply say, "I don't
want to speak with you." Repeat this as many times as it takes.
Confession may be good for the soul but it is the single most
damaging thing you can do to yourself in a criminal investigation.
2. When contacted by law
enforcement, invoke your right to counsel. Tell the officer, “I
want a lawyer.” Repeat this over and over. Be polite but firm.
3. Do not allow yourself to
be manipulated by the police. The best police interrogators are
master manipulators. When an officer says, "Why do you need an
attorney if you're innocent?" he is attempting to manipulate you into
waiving your constitutional rights to silence and counsel. Refer
again to Habits 1 and 2.
4. Do not consent to any
search. Always insist that the police get a search warrant.
[If the police have a valid search warrant, they are permitted to search
over your objection.]
5. Do not take a police
polygraph (lie detector) examination. Refer again to Habit 3.
[Discuss whether a private polygraph examination is in your best
interest with your attorney.]
6. Beware of the pre-text
phone call. When investigating certain crimes, especially sex
offenses, law enforcement may direct the complaining witness to
telephone the suspect in an attempt to elicit admissions or other
incriminating statements. Unbeknownst to the suspect, these calls
are monitored by law enforcement, are recorded, and will be played at
your trial.
7. Beware of the computer.
Email, instant messages, browser history, digital photographs, and other
information stored on your hard drive or in the cloud may be accessed by law enforcement
computer specialists even when you think it has been deleted.
Craigslist, Facebook, Backpage, and Twitter are not your friends.
Remember the words of Eliot Spitzer, "Never
write when you can talk. Never talk when you can nod. And never put
anything in an email."
8. Beware of cellular
phones. Detailed call records, voice mail messages, photographs, text messages,
and suspect tracking though triangulation frequently aid law enforcement
investigations.
9.
Contact an experienced criminal defense lawyer as soon as you believe you are
under investigation.
10. Beware of
jail telephone calls. Law enforcement monitor and record jail
calls. Don't talk about your case with anyone (other than your
lawyer) on a jail phone; don't talk to the complaining witness (victim)
on your case; don't threaten anyone.
How much jail / prison time will I have to do if I am convicted?
What will be my punishment?
By definition, conviction of any criminal offense comes with the
possibility of jail / prison time. However, many convictions
result in little or no time in custody. The amount of
incarceration (jail or prison) received will depend on a number of
factors, including (but not limited to) the following:
• the crime(s) for which you're convicted;
• your criminal history, if any;
• which Oregon county court or municipal court your case is in;
• what judge you are sentenced by;
• whether the judge feels you have accepted responsibility for
your actions.
What is the difference between jail and prison?
Jail refers to your
local county detention facility e.g. the Multnomah County Jail /
Clackamas County Jail / Washington County Jail.
People generally serve time in jail if they are being held pending trial
or if they are serving a sentence of a year or less.
Prisons are
state correctional facilities where people generally serve sentences
greater than one year.
I really don't want
to go to jail or prison. Is there any way to avoid time in
custody?
Maybe. Some
jurisdictions offer alternatives to short jail sentences. These
may include community service, work release, work crew, home confinement
also known as electronic monitoring. Sometimes jail (for sentences
of one year or less) or prison (sentences of more than one year) is the
only option. Talk to your lawyer about what may be available to
you. Some serious felony (including Ballot Measure 11) crimes come with
lengthy mandatory minimum prison sentences.
What is the maximum penalties that I face for the crime(s) I'm accused
of committing in the State of Oregon?
In Oregon (and nationwide), felonies are the most serious crimes and
misdemeanors are considered less serious. In Oregon, both felonies and
misdemeanors are classified by degrees of seriousness.
| CRIME
CLASSIFICATION |
MAXIMUM SENTENCE / PENALTY |
| Class A Felony |
20 years / $375,000 fine |
| Class B Felony |
10 years / $250,000 fine |
| Class C Felony |
5 years / $125,000 fine |
| Class A Misdemeanor |
364 days / $6,250 fine |
| Class B Misdemeanor |
6 months / $2,500 fine |
| Class C Misdemeanor |
30 days / $1,250 fine |
Keep in mind that there are a few exceptions to
the above table. First, there are a small number of unclassified
misdemeanors and unclassified felonies. Second, there are a few
mandatory minimum statutes that can supersede the maximums described
above. Realistically, few people ever receive the maximum jail /
prison time or the maxium fine.
What other kind of penalties might I face if I'm convicted of a crime in
Oregon?
If you're convicted
of a misdemeanor and many felony crimes, you will almost certainly be
placed on probation for a year or more. While on probation, Oregon
law requires you to comply with a number of
standard conditions of
probation. These include:
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Paying monthly supervision fees, court fines, restitution and other
fees ordered by the court [the court does not bill you each month;
it is YOUR responsibility to remember to make your monthly
payments];
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Not using or possessing any controlled substances except pursuant to
a valid prescription;
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Submitting to (urine or other) testing for controlled substance or
alcohol use if the probationer has a history of substance abuse or
if there is a reasonable suspicion that the probationer has
illegally used controlled substances;
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Participating in a substance abuse evaluation and follow the
recommendations of the evaluator if there are reasonable grounds to
believe there is a history of substance abuse;
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Remaining in Oregon until written permission to leave
is granted by the Department of Corrections or a county community
corrections agency (hereinafter, the probation department);
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If physically able, finding and maintaining full-time employment,
approved schooling, or a full-time combination of both;
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Changing neither employment nor residence without prior permission
from the probation department;
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Permitting the parole and probation officer to visit the probationer
or the probationer’s work site or residence and to conduct a
walk-through of the common areas and of the rooms in the residence
occupied by or under the control of the probationer;
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Consenting to the search of person, vehicle or premises upon the
request of a representative of the supervising officer if the
supervising officer has reasonable grounds to believe that evidence
of a violation will be found, and submit to fingerprinting or
photographing, or both, when requested by the probation department;
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Obeying all municipal, county, state and federal laws;
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Promptly and truthfully answering all reasonable inquiries by the
probation department;
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Not possessing weapons, firearms or dangerous animals;
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Participating in a mental health evaluation as directed by your
probation officer and follow the recommendation of the evaluator;
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Reporting as required and abide by the direction of your probation officer.
Will I get the bail back that I posted to get released from custody?
Assuming that you
make all your court dates, bail is refunded to whoever posted it a few
weeks after your case is over / closed. The Sheriff's Office does
keep a portion of the bail amount as an administrative (because we can) fee. If you fail to appear
for court, bail is usually forfeited.
Sometimes the court, orders that
fines / fees / restitution be paid out of whatever bail has been posted
in a case. If you owe back child support, fines on other cases,
etc., the State will
apply the posted bail to these older matters as well. Keep
this in mind before you post bail for a friend or family member.
Will I lose right to vote in Oregon if I'm convicted of a felony?
You will not be able to vote if you're incarcerated (in jail
or prison);
however, once released you will be able to vote.
| ORS
137.275 Effect of felony conviction on civil and political
rights of felon.
Except as otherwise provided by law, a person convicted of a
felony does not suffer civil death or disability, or sustain
loss of civil rights or forfeiture of estate or property, but
retains all of the rights of the person, political, civil and
otherwise, including, but not limited to, the right to vote, to
hold, receive and transfer property, to enter into contracts,
including contracts of marriage, and to maintain and defend
civil actions, suits or proceedings. |
Since my arrest I've received letters from various lawyers / treatment
providers. How did these people find out that I was arrested?
In Oregon, adult
arrest and suspension records are "public records" and are subject to
disclosure upon written request. Some attorneys and treatment
providers make public record requests from government agencies in order
to obtain a list of persons arrested for certain offenses. After
receiving the arrest / suspension information, the firm sends a letter
outlining their services. Keep in mind that even though these
records are "public," individual records are usually not accessible
unless specifically requested.
Mug shots are no longer public records which is why they are no longer
typically released by following an arrest.
My name / arrest is on the internet.
How do I remove it?
This is one of the most common types of questions criminal defense
lawyers receive. Your mugshot may be on the internet (from an
older arrest) or maybe a
news organization put up a blurb from a law enforcement press release.
This is common in commercial sexual solicitation charges.
The short answer is that unfortunately most things on the internet
cannot be removed. If your case is dismissed or later expunged,
you may convince some organizations to remove the post.
The best resource I have found is this
blog post from Abine, Inc. Follow those tips.
Pay particular attention to the advice of putting up positive content
about yourself. Well optimized positive content will "push down"
negative content in the search engine results. Many "reputation
management" companies use this technique. You can save money by
publishing positive content about yourself. Also read
this post from google about removing items from
search results.
Will I be able to
vacate, seal or expunge my Oregon arrest or conviction?
Maybe. Oregon law does allow some arrests and
some convictions to be
sealed / expunged. Generally, only certain misdemeanors and low
level felony convictions can be expunged. Oregon law does
not allow an individual to seal or expunge sex crime
convictions, most traffic arrests or any traffic convictions, and Class A
felony convictions (except racketeering).
Talk to an Oregon criminal defense attorney for specifics on your
situation. It is strongly recommended that you move to expunge your
arrest / conviction just as soon as you are eligible to do so.
Expungement does not happen "automatically."
How do I order a copy of "my record?"
You can order a copy of your criminal history through either the State
of Oregon or the FBI. Learn more
here
and
here.
Am I required to
notify anyone if I am arrested or convicted of a crime?
As a general rule, no. However, there are many exceptions for
professionals who are licensed by a state government or the federal
government. For example, if you are an Oregon health professional that is (1) license by; or (2)
certified by; or (3) registered with one of the following Boards:
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State Board of Examiners for Speech-Language Pathology and
Audiology;
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State Board of Chiropractic Examiners (chiropractors);
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State Board of Licensed Social Workers;
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Oregon Board of Licensed Professional Counselors and Therapists;
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Oregon Board of Dentistry (Dentists);
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Board of Licensed Dietitians;
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State Board of Massage Therapists;
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Oregon Board of Naturopathic Medicine;
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Oregon State Board of Nursing (Nurse, RN’s);
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Long Term Care Administrators Board;
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Oregon Board of Optometry (Optometrists);
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State Board of Pharmacy (Pharmacists);
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Oregon Medical Board (Doctors, Physicians, Surgeons);
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Occupational Therapy Licensing Board (Occupational Therapists);
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Oregon Board of Physical Therapy;
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Oregon Board of Psychology;
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Board of Medical Imaging;
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State Board of Direct Entry Midwifery (Midwives);
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State Board of Denture Technology (Denturists);
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Respiratory Therapist and Polysomnographic Technologist Licensing
Board;
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Oregon Health Authority to the extent that the authority
licenses emergency medical services providers;
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Oregon State Veterinary Medical Examining Board (Veterinarians,
Vets); or
State Mortuary and Cemetery Board.
Then you must
self-report either a misdemeanor or felony
conviction within 10 days of the conviction
or if you are
arrested for a felony, you must report the arrest within
10 days of the arrest. Speak to your attorney or refer to ORS
676.150 for more information.
What is meant by the term "criminal offense" or "crime" in Oregon?
A crime is an offense for which a sentence of imprisonment (either jail
or prison) is authorized.
Crimes
are classified as either a felonies or a misdemeanors.
What is a misdemeanor?
A crime is a
misdemeanor if the statute designates the offense as a misdemeanor or if
the maximum term of imprisonment is not more that one year.
Misdemeanors are classified as either Class A misdemeanors; Class B
misdemeanors; Class C misdemeanors; and unclassified misdemeanors.
See ORS 161.545.
What is a felony?
A crime is a felony
if the statute designates the offense as a felony or if the maximum term
of imprisonment is more than one year. Felonies are classified as
either Class A felonies; Class B felonies; Class C felonies; and
unclassified felonies. See ORS 161.535.
When does my misdemeanor / felony fall off my record in
Oregon?
Crimes never come off your record unless you move to
seal /
expunge your record and that motion is granted by the
court. If you're convicted of a crime it will remain on your
record forever unless and until you move to have it sealed. If your case
/ charge is dismissed, you'll have no conviction but the arrest will
remain on your record unless the arrest is later sealed / expunged.
Tip: As soon as you're eligible to seal your arrest /
conviction record, do so immediately.
Where can I find a list of all Oregon crimes?
Oregon criminal
charges (misdemeanors and felonies) are found in the
Oregon Revised Statutes (known as
ORS). These
offenses apply statewide. Keep in mind that some municipalities
have a city code that can criminalize certain conduct. City code
violations are at most misdemeanors and apply only in the city itself
(not statewide).
While it is
impractical to list each and every criminal charge, the following is a
list of most Oregon crimes. Note that a few of the offenses below
are non-criminal violations.
ORS 162.015
Bribe giving
ORS 162.025
Bribe
receiving
ORS 162.065
Perjury
ORS 162.075
False swearing
ORS 162.085
Unsworn
falsification
ORS 162.117
Public
investment fraud
ORS 162.145
Escape in the
third degree
ORS 162.155
Escape in the
second degree
ORS 162.165
Escape in the
first degree
ORS 162.175
Unauthorized
departure
ORS 162.185
Supplying
contraband
ORS 162.195
Failure to
appear in the second degree
ORS 162.205
Failure to
appear in the first degree
ORS 162.235
Obstructing
governmental or judicial administration
ORS 162.245
Refusing to
assist a peace officer
ORS 162.247
Interfering
with a peace officer or parole and probation officer
ORS 162.255
Refusing to
assist in fire-fighting operations
ORS 162.257
Interfering
with a firefighter or emergency medical technician
ORS 162.265
Bribing a
witness
ORS 162.275
Bribe
receiving by a witness
ORS 162.285
Tampering with
a witness
ORS 162.295
Tampering with
physical evidence
ORS 162.305
Tampering with
public records
ORS 162.315
Resisting
arrest
ORS 162.325
Hindering
prosecution
ORS 162.335
Compounding
ORS 162.355
Simulating
legal process
ORS 162.365
Criminal
impersonation
ORS 162.367
Criminal
impersonation of peace officer
ORS 162.369
Possession of
false law enforcement identification card
ORS 162.375
Initiating a
false report
ORS 162.385
Giving false
information to peace officer for a citation or arrest on a warrant
(See also ORS 807.620)
ORS 162.405
Official
misconduct in the second degree
ORS 162.415
Official
misconduct in the first degree
ORS 162.425
Misuse of
confidential information
ORS 162.455
Interfering
with legislative operations
ORS 162.465
Unlawful
legislative lobbying
ORS 163.095
Aggravated
murder
ORS 163.115
Murder
ORS 163.118
Manslaughter
in the first degree
ORS 163.125
Manslaughter in the second degree
ORS 163.145
Criminally negligent homicide
ORS 163.149
Aggravated
vehicular homicide
ORS 163.160
Assault in the
fourth degree
ORS 163.165
Assault in the
third degree
ORS 163.175
Assault in the
second degree
ORS 163.185
Assault in the
first degree
ORS 163.187
Strangulation
ORS 163.190
Menacing
ORS 163.195
Recklessly endangering another person
ORS 163.196
Aggravated driving while suspended or revoked
ORS 163.197
Hazing
ORS 163.200
Criminal mistreatment in the second degree
ORS 163.205
Criminal mistreatment in the first degree
ORS 163.207
Female genital mutilation
ORS 163.208
Assaulting a public safety officer
ORS 163.212
Unlawful use of an electrical stun gun, tear gas or mace in the second
degree
ORS 163.213
Unlawful use of an electrical stun gun, tear gas or mace in the first
degree
ORS 163.225
Kidnapping in
the second degree
ORS 163.235
Kidnapping in
the first degree
ORS 163.245
Custodial
interference in the second degree
ORS 163.257
Custodial
interference in the first degree
ORS 163.263
Subjecting another person to involuntary servitude in the second degree
ORS 163.264
Subjecting another person to involuntary servitude in the first degree
ORS 163.266
Trafficking in persons
ORS 163.275
Coercion
ORS 163.355
Rape in the
third degree
ORS 163.365
Rape in the
second degree
ORS 163.375
Rape in the
first degree
ORS 163.385
Sodomy in the
third degree
ORS 163.395
Sodomy in the
second degree
ORS 163.405
Sodomy in the
first degree
ORS 163.408
Unlawful
sexual penetration in the second degree
ORS 163.411
Unlawful
sexual penetration in the first degree
ORS 163.415
Sexual abuse
in the third degree
ORS 163.425
Sexual abuse
in the second degree
ORS 163.427
Sexual abuse
in the first degree
ORS 163.432
Online sexual
corruption of a child in the second degree
ORS 163.433
Online sexual
corruption of a child in the first degree
ORS 163.435
Contributing
to the sexual delinquency of a minor
ORS 163.445
Sexual
misconduct
ORS 163.452
Custodial sexual misconduct in the first degree
ORS 163.454
Custodial sexual misconduct in the second degree
ORS 163.465
Public
indecency
ORS 163.466
Public indecency; felony; sentencing classification
ORS 163.467
Private
indecency
ORS 163.476
Unlawfully being in a location where children regularly congregate
ORS 163.479
Unlawful contact with a child
ORS 163.515
Bigamy
ORS 163.525
Incest
ORS 163.535
Abandonment of a child
ORS 163.537
Buying or selling a person under 18 years of age
ORS 163.545
Child neglect
in the second degree
ORS 163.547
Child neglect
in the first degree
ORS 163.555
Criminal nonsupport
ORS 163.575
Endangering
the welfare of a minor
ORS 163.577
Failing to supervise a child
ORS 163.670
Using child in
display of sexually explicit conduct
ORS 163.684
Encouraging
child sexual abuse in the first degree
ORS 163.686
Encouraging
child sexual abuse in the second degree
ORS 163.687
Encouraging
child sexual abuse in the third degree
ORS 163.688
Possession of
materials depicting sexually explicit conduct of a child in the first
degree
ORS 163.689
Possession of
materials depicting sexually explicit conduct of a child in the second
degree
ORS 163.693
Failure to
report child pornography
ORS 163.700
Invasion of personal privacy
ORS 163.709
Unlawful directing of light from a laser pointer
ORS 163.732
Stalking
ORS 163.750
Violating court’s stalking protective order
ORS 164.043
Theft in the
third degree
ORS 164.045
Theft in the
second degree
ORS 164.055
Theft in the
first degree
ORS 164.057
Aggravated
theft in the first degree
ORS 164.065
Theft of lost, mislaid property
ORS 164.075
Theft by extortion
ORS 164.085
Theft by deception
ORS 164.095
Theft by receiving
ORS 164.098
Organized retail theft
ORS 164.125
Theft of
services
ORS 164.132
Unlawful distribution of cable television equipment
ORS 164.135
Unauthorized use of a vehicle
ORS 164.138
Criminal possession of a rented or leased motor vehicle
ORS 164.140
Criminal possession of rented or leased personal property
ORS 164.162
Mail theft or receipt of stolen mail
ORS 164.170
Laundering a monetary instrument
ORS 164.172
Engaging in a financial transaction in property derived from unlawful
activity
ORS 164.215
Burglary in the second degree
ORS 164.225
Burglary in
the first degree
ORS 164.235
Possession of a burglary tool or theft device
ORS 164.243
Criminal trespass in the second degree by a guest
ORS 164.245
Criminal trespass in the second degree
ORS 164.255
Criminal trespass in the first degree
ORS 164.265
Criminal trespass while in possession of firearm
ORS 164.272
Unlawful entry into motor vehicle
ORS 164.278
Criminal trespass at sports event
ORS 164.315
Arson in the
second degree
ORS 164.325
Arson in the
first degree
ORS 164.335
Reckless
burning
ORS 164.345
Criminal
mischief in the third degree
ORS 164.354
Criminal
mischief in the second degree
ORS 164.365
Criminal
mischief in the first degree
ORS 164.373
Tampering with cable television equipment
ORS 164.377
Computer crime
ORS 164.383
Unlawfully applying graffiti
ORS 164.386
Unlawfully possessing graffiti implement
ORS 164.395
Robbery in the
third degree
ORS 164.405
Robbery in the
second degree
ORS 164.415
Robbery in the
first degree
ORS 164.775
Deposit of trash within 100 yards of waters or in waters
ORS 164.785
Placing offensive substances in waters, on highways or other property
ORS 164.805
Offensive littering
ORS 164.813
Unlawful cutting and transport of special forest products
ORS 164.815
Unlawful transport of hay
ORS 164.825
Cutting and transport of coniferous trees without permit or bill of sale
ORS 164.857
Unlawful transport of metal property
ORS 164.863
Unlawful transport of meat animal carcasses
ORS 164.865
Unlawful sound recording
ORS 164.868
Unlawful labeling of a sound recording
ORS 164.869
Unlawful recording of a live performance
ORS 164.872
Unlawful labeling of a videotape recording
ORS 164.875
Unlawful videotape recording
ORS 164.882
Unlawful operation of an audiovisual device
ORS 164.885
Endangering aircraft
ORS 164.886
Unlawful tree spiking; unlawful possession of substance that can damage
certain wood processing equipment
ORS 164.887
Interference with agricultural operations
ORS 164.889
Interference with agricultural research
ORS 165.007
Forgery in the second degree
ORS 165.013
Forgery in the first degree
ORS 165.017
Criminal possession of a forged instrument in the second degree
ORS 165.022
Criminal possession of a forged instrument in the first degree
ORS 165.032
Criminal possession of a forgery device
ORS 165.037
Criminal simulation
ORS 165.042
Fraudulently obtaining a signature
ORS 165.047
Unlawfully using slugs
ORS 165.055
Fraudulent use of a credit card
ORS 165.065
Negotiating a bad check
ORS 165.070
Possessing fraudulent communications device
ORS 165.074
Unlawful factoring of payment card transaction
ORS 165.080
Falsifying business records
ORS 165.085
Sports bribery
ORS 165.090
Sports bribe receiving
ORS 165.095
Misapplication of entrusted property
ORS 165.100
Issuing a false financial statement
ORS 165.102
Obtaining execution of documents by deception
ORS 165.107
Metal property transaction records; prohibited conduct
ORS 165.109
Failing to maintain a cedar purchase record
ORS 165.114
Sale of educational assignments
ORS 165.118
Metal property offenses
ORS 165.485
Wrongful alteration of telegraphic message
ORS 165.490 Use
by company agent of information contained in message
ORS 165.495
Refusing to send or deliver message or sending message out of order
ORS 165.505
Opening or procuring telegraphic message addressed to another
ORS 165.510
Learning contents of telegraphic message sent to another
ORS 165.515
Bribery of telegraph company agents to disclose contents of message
ORS 165.520
Opening, reading or publishing letter
ORS 165.540
Obtaining contents of communications
ORS 165.543
Interception of communications
ORS 165.555
Unlawful telephone solicitation of contributions for charitable purposes
ORS 165.570
Improper use of emergency reporting system
ORS 165.572
Interference with making a report
ORS 165.577
Cellular counterfeiting in the third degree
ORS 165.579
Cellular counterfeiting in the second degree
ORS 165.581
Cellular counterfeiting in the first degree
ORS 165.692
Making false claim for health care payment
ORS 165.800
Identity theft
ORS 165.803
Aggravated identity theft
ORS 165.805
Misrepresentation of age by a minor
ORS 165.810
Unlawful possession of a personal identification device
ORS 165.813
Unlawful possession of fictitious identification
ORS 165.825
Sale of drugged horse
ORS 166.005
Treason
ORS 166.015
Riot
ORS 166.023
Disorderly conduct in the first degree
ORS 166.025
Disorderly conduct in the second degree
ORS 166.065
Harassment
ORS 166.070
Aggravated harassment
ORS 166.075
Abuse of venerated objects
ORS 166.076
Abuse of a memorial to the dead
ORS 166.085
Abuse of corpse in the second degree
ORS 166.087
Abuse of corpse in the first degree
ORS 166.090
Telephonic harassment
ORS 166.095
Misconduct with emergency telephone calls
ORS 166.116
Interfering with public transportation
ORS 166.119 Interfering with a health care facility
ORS 166.125 Domestic terrorism in the second degree
ORS 166.128 Domestic terrorism in the first degree
ORS 166.155
Bias crime in the second degree
ORS 166.165
Bias crime in the first degree
ORS 166.180
Negligently wounding another
ORS 166.190
Pointing firearm at another; courts having jurisdiction over offense
ORS 166.220
Unlawful use of weapon
ORS 166.240
Carrying of concealed weapons
ORS 166.250
Unlawful possession of firearms
ORS 166.265 Manufacture, importation, or sale of undetectable
weapons
ORS 166.266 Sale, transfer or possession of firearm without
serial number
ORS 166.267 Importation, sale, transfer or possession of
unfinished frame or receiver
ORS 166.270
Possession of weapons by certain felons
ORS 166.272
Unlawful possession of machine guns, certain short-barreled firearms and
firearms silencers
ORS 166.275
Possession of weapons by inmates of institutions
ORS 166.350
Unlawful possession of armor piercing ammunition
ORS 166.355 Manufacture, importation, possession, use,
purchase, sale or transfer of large-capacity magazine
ORS 166.370
Possession of firearm or dangerous weapon in public building or court
facility; exceptions; discharging firearm at school
ORS 166.373
Possession of weapon in court facility by peace officer or federal
officer
ORS 166.380
Examination of firearm by peace officer; arrest for failure to allow
examination
ORS 166.382
Possession of destructive device prohibited
ORS 166.384
Unlawful manufacture of destructive device
ORS 166.385
Possession of hoax destructive device
ORS 166.410
Manufacture, importation or sale of firearms
ORS 166.416
Providing false information in connection with a transfer of a firearm
ORS 166.418
Improperly transferring a firearm
ORS 166.425
Unlawful purchase of firearm
ORS 166.630
Discharging weapon on or across highway, ocean shore recreation area or
public utility facility
ORS 166.635
Discharging weapon or throwing objects at trains
ORS 166.638
Discharging weapon across airport operational surfaces
ORS 166.642
Felon in possession of body armor
ORS 166.643
Unlawful possession of body armor
ORS 166.645
Hunting in cemeteries prohibited
ORS 166.649
Throwing an object off an overpass in the second degree
ORS 166.651
Throwing an object off an overpass in the first degree
ORS 166.660
Unlawful paramilitary activity
ORS 166.663
Casting artificial light from vehicle while possessing certain weapons
prohibited
ORS 166.720
Racketeering activity unlawful
ORS 167.007
Prostitution
ORS 167.008
Commercial
Sexual Solicitation
ORS 167.012
Promoting
prostitution
ORS 167.017
Compelling
prostitution
ORS 167.054
Furnishing sexually explicit material to a child
ORS 167.057
Luring a minor
ORS 167.075
Exhibiting an obscene performance to a minor
ORS 167.080
Displaying obscene materials to minors
ORS 167.109
Internet gambling
ORS 167.122
Unlawful gambling in the second degree
ORS 167.127
Unlawful gambling in the first degree
ORS 167.132
Possession of gambling records in the second degree
ORS 167.137
Possession of gambling records in the first degree
ORS 167.147
Possession of a gambling device
ORS 167.164
Possession of gray machine
ORS 167.167
Cheating
ORS 167.212
Tampering with drug records
ORS 167.222
Frequenting a place where controlled substances are used
ORS 167.262
Adult using minor in commission of controlled substance offense
ORS 167.312
Research and animal interference
ORS 167.315
Animal abuse in the second degree
ORS 167.320
Animal abuse in the first degree
ORS 167.322
Aggravated animal abuse in the first degree
ORS 167.325
Animal neglect in the second degree
ORS 167.330
Animal neglect in the first degree
ORS 167.333
Sexual assault of animal
ORS 167.337
Interfering with law enforcement animal
ORS 167.339
Assaulting law enforcement animal
ORS 167.340
Animal abandonment
ORS 167.349
Encouraging animal abuse
ORS 167.351
Trading in non-ambulatory livestock
ORS 167.352
Interfering with assistance, search and rescue or therapy animal
ORS 167.355
Involvement in animal fighting
ORS 167.365
Dog-fighting
ORS 167.370
Participation in dog-fighting
ORS 167.372
Possessing dog-fighting paraphernalia
ORS 167.374
Possession of dogs for purpose of breeding
ORS 167.385
Unauthorized use of livestock animal
ORS 167.388
Interference with livestock production
ORS 167.390
Commerce in fur of domestic cats and dogs prohibited; exception
ORS 167.400
Tobacco possession by minors prohibited
ORS 167.401
Tobacco purchase by minors prohibited
ORS 167.428
Cockfighting
ORS 167.431
Participation in cockfighting
ORS 167.502
Sale of certain items at unused property market prohibited
ORS 167.808
Unlawful possession of inhalants
ORS 167.810
Creating a hazard
ORS 167.820
Concealing the birth of an infant
ORS 167.822
Improper repair of vehicle inflatable restraint system
ORS 167.824
Unlawful possession of un-deployed air bags or air bag canisters
ORS 167.830
Employment of minors in place of public entertainment
ORS 468.922 Unlawful disposal, storage or treatment of hazardous
waste in the second degree
ORS 468.926 Unlawful disposal, storage or treatment of hazardous
waste in the first degree
ORS 468.929 Unlawful transport of hazardous waste in the second
degree
ORS 468.931 Unlawful transport of hazardous waste in the first
degree
ORS 468.936 Unlawful air pollution in the second degree
ORS 468.939 Unlawful air pollution in the first degree
ORS 468.943 Unlawful water pollution in the second degree
ORS 468.946 Unlawful water pollution in the first degree
ORS 468.951 Environmental endangerment
ORS 468.953 Supplying false information to agency
ORS 468.956 Refusal to produce material subpoenaed by commission
ORS 471.410
Providing liquor to person under 21 or to intoxicated person; allowing
consumption by minor on property
ORS 471.430
Purchase or possession of alcoholic beverages by person under 21; entry
of licensed premises by person under 21
ORS 475.806
Unlawful
manufacture of hydrocodone
ORS 475.808
Unlawful
manufacture of hydrocodone within 1,000 feet of a school
ORS 475.810
Unlawful
delivery of hydrocodone
ORS 475.812
Unlawful
delivery of hydrocodone within 1,000 feet of a school
ORS 475.814
Unlawful
possession of hydrocodone
ORS 475.816
Unlawful
manufacture of methadone
ORS 475.818
Unlawful
manufacture of methadone within 1,000 feet of school
ORS 475.820
Unlawful
delivery of methadone
ORS 475.822
Unlawful
delivery of methadone within 1,000 feet of school
ORS 475.824
Unlawful
possession of methadone
ORS 475.826
Unlawful
manufacture of oxycodone
ORS 475.828
Unlawful
manufacture of oxycodone within 1,000 feet of school
ORS 475.830
Unlawful
delivery of oxycodone
ORS 475.832
Unlawful
delivery of oxycodone within 1,000 feet of school
ORS 475.834
Unlawful
possession of oxycodone
ORS 475.846
Unlawful
manufacture of heroin
ORS 475.848
Unlawful
manufacture of heroin within 1,000 feet of school
ORS 475.850
Unlawful
delivery of heroin
ORS 475.852
Unlawful
delivery of heroin within 1,000 feet of school
ORS 475.854
Unlawful
possession of heroin
ORS 475.856
Unlawful
manufacture of marijuana
ORS 475.858
Unlawful
manufacture of marijuana within 1,000 feet of school
ORS 475.860
Unlawful
delivery of marijuana
ORS 475.862
Unlawful
delivery of marijuana within 1,000 feet of school
ORS 475.864
Unlawful
possession of marijuana
ORS 475.866
Unlawful
manufacture of 3,4-methylene- dioxymethamphetamine
ORS 475.868
Unlawful
manufacture of 3,4-methylene- dioxymethamphetamine within 1,000 feet of
school
ORS 475.870
Unlawful
delivery of 3,4-methylenedioxy- methamphetamine
ORS 475.872
Unlawful
delivery of 3,4-methylenedioxy- methamphetamine within 1,000 feet of
school
ORS 475.874
Unlawful
possession of 3,4-methylenedi-oxymethamphetamine
ORS 475.876
Unlawful
manufacture of cocaine
ORS 475.878
Unlawful
manufacture of cocaine within 1,000 feet of school
ORS 475.880
Unlawful
delivery of cocaine
ORS 475.882
Unlawful
delivery of cocaine within 1,000 feet of school
ORS 475.884
Unlawful
possession of cocaine
ORS 475.886
Unlawful
manufacture of methamphetamine
ORS 475.888
Unlawful
manufacture of methamphetamine within 1,000 feet of school
ORS 475.890
Unlawful
delivery of methamphetamine
ORS 475.892
Unlawful
delivery of methamphetamine within 1,000 feet of school
ORS 475.894
Unlawful
possession of methamphetamine
ORS 475.904
Unlawful manufacture or delivery of controlled substance within 1,000
feet of school
ORS 475.908
Causing another person to ingest a controlled substance
ORS 475.912
Unlawful delivery of imitation controlled substance
ORS 475.914
Prohibited acts for registrants; penalties
ORS 475.916
Prohibited acts involving records and fraud
ORS 475.918
Falsifying drug test results
ORS 475.920
Providing drug test falsification equipment
ORS 475.950
Failure to report precursor substances transaction
ORS 475.955
Failure to report missing precursor substances
ORS 475.960
Illegally selling drug equipment
ORS 475.965
Providing false information on precursor substances report or record
ORS 475.967
Possession of precursor substance with intent to manufacture controlled
substance
ORS 475.969
Unlawful possession of phosphorus
ORS 475.971
Unlawful possession of anhydrous ammonia
ORS 475.975
Unlawful possession of iodine in its elemental form; recording
transfers; unlawful distribution of iodine in its elemental form
ORS 475.976
Unlawful possession of iodine matrix; recording transfers; unlawful
distribution of iodine matrix
ORS 475.977
Possessing or disposing of methamphetamine manufacturing waste
ORS 475.979
Unlawful possession of lithium metal or sodium metal
ORS 517.130 Mineral trespass
ORS 517.133 Interfering with a mining operation.
ORS 702.032 Offering anything of value to student athlete as
contract inducement prohibited
ORS 703.990 Criminal penalties for polygraph examiners
ORS 703.993 Criminal penalties for investigators
ORS 717.905 Money Transmission Offense
ORS 803.085 Selling untitled vehicle prohibited
ORS 803.114 Knowingly submitting false notice of transfer
ORS 803.116 Knowingly submitting false information about transfer
of interest in vehicle
ORS 803.225 Failure to designate replica, reconstructed, assembled
or specially constructed vehicle in title or registration application
ORS 803.230 Forging, altering or unlawfully producing or using
title or registration
ORS 803.375 False application for vehicle registration;
ORS 803.385 False swearing relating to registration;
ORS 806.050 Falsification of financial responsibility
ORS 806.055 Giving false information about liability insurance to
police officer
ORS 806.300 Failure to surrender license and registration on
cancellation of future responsibility filing
ORS 811.060 Vehicular assault of bicyclist or pedestrian
ORS 811.127
Organizing a speed racing event
ORS
811.140
Reckless
driving
ORS 811.172
Improperly disposing of human waste
ORS
811.182
Criminal driving while
suspended or revoked
ORS 811.231 Reckless endangerment of highway workers
ORS 811.540
Fleeing or attempting to elude police officer
ORS 811.700
Failure to perform duties of driver when property is
damaged
ORS 811.705
Failure to perform duties of driver to injured persons
ORS 811.740 False Accident Report
ORS 813.010
Driving under the influence of intoxicants
ORS 815.410 Illegal odometer tampering;
ORS 815.415 Unlawful repair of odometer
ORS 815.420 Unlawfully removing odometer repair notice
ORS 815.425 Failure to submit odometer disclosure
ORS 815.440 Unauthorized possession, use or distribution of
traffic control signal operating device
ORS 819.010 Failure to comply with requirements for destruction of
vehicle;
ORS 819.012 Failure to follow procedures for a totaled vehicle
ORS 819.018 Failure to notify subsequent purchaser of condition of
vehicle
ORS 819.040 Illegal salvage procedures
ORS 819.300
Possession of a stolen vehicle
ORS 819.310
Trafficking in stolen vehicles
ORS 819.420 Failure to obtain vehicle identification number for
vehicle with altered or removed number;
ORS 819.430 Trafficking in vehicles with destroyed or altered
identification numbers
ORS 822.045 Vehicle dealer offenses
ORS 822.055 Failure to return revoked, canceled or suspended
certificate
ORS 822.060 Illegal consignment practices
ORS 822.065 Violation of consigned vehicle transfer
ORS 822.070 Conducting illegal vehicle rebuilding business
ORS 822.090 Unlawful subleasing of motor vehicle
ORS 822.100 Conducting a motor vehicle dismantling business
without a certificate
ORS 822.135 Improperly conducting motor vehicle dismantling
business
ORS 822.150 Failure to return revoked, canceled or suspended
certificate or identification card;
ORS 822.200 Operating illegal towing business;
ORS 822.325 Failure to return revoked or suspended certificate
ORS 822.500 Operating commercial driver training school without
certificate
ORS 822.520 Failure to return revoked, suspended or canceled
commercial driver training school certificate
ORS 822.525 Acting as driver training instructor without
certificate;
ORS 822.605
False swearing relating to regulation of vehicle related businesses
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