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Tips from Gary’s Law Blog

Oregon’s Statute of Limitations for Criminal Offenses

Understanding Oregon’s Statute of Limitations for Criminal Offenses The statute of limitations defines the time frame within which legal proceedings must begin after a crime is committed. In Oregon, these time limits vary depending on the severity and type of offense. Here’s a breakdown of key provisions: No Time Limit for Serious Crimes Oregon places no statute of limitations on prosecuting aggravated murder, murder, attempted murder, conspiracy, or solicitation to commit these crimes, as well as any degree of manslaughter.…
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Driving Under the Influence of Intoxicants (DUII): Diversion Eligibility in Oregon

In Oregon, a defendant is eligible for a DUII diversion program if they meet the following conditions described in ORS § 813.215: No Pending DUII Charges: The defendant has no pending charges for DUII (alcohol, drugs, or a combination) in Oregon or another jurisdiction. No Recent DUII Convictions: The defendant has not been convicted of any DUII-related offenses (including alcohol, cannabis, or controlled substances) within 15 years before the current offense. No Felony DUII Convictions: The defendant has not been…
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