Oregon DUII Frequently Asked Questions
Oregon Driver's License Suspensions
Oregon DUII Collateral Consequences
Collateral Consequences
of a DUII in Oregon
There are a number of potential legal consequences to obtaining a DUII conviction in Oregon:
- Court-ordered fines and fees
- Electronic monitoring or house arrest
- Community work service
- Jail or prison
- Loss of driving privileges (through driver's license suspension or revocation)
- Court-ordered drug and alcohol treatment
- Probation (which may require frequent obligations and a monthly service fee)
- Interlock Ignition Device (IID): A small breathalyzer installed in your car at great expense
- Loss of employment or restrictions on work
- An inability to drive children to school or to conduct regular activities such as going to doctor's appointments, the bank, or even the grocery store
- Impoundment of vehicle, plus tow fees and impoundment fees
- Court-ordered drug and alcohol treatment
- Probation (which may require frequent obligations and a monthly service fee)
- Loss of insurance or increase of insurance premiums
- Loss of driving privileges (through driver's license suspension or revocation)
- Revocation of pilot's license
- Possible restrictions of other certifications, licenses, or memberships
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