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Your name:
Your email address:
Best confidential telephone number to contact you at:
In which city were you cited/arrested?
What was the date of citation/arrest?
Did the incident involve a motor vehicle accident?	No.Yes, but no property was damaged and no person was injured.Yes, and property was damaged.Yes, and a person was injured.
Where you asked to perform Field Sobriety Tests (physical tests)?	No.Yes, and I did them.Yes, but I refused.
Were you asked to provide a breath test?	No.Yes, and I provided one.Yes, but I refused.
Were you asked to provide a blood test?	No.Yes, and I provided one.Yes, but I refused.
Were you asked to provide a urine test?	No.Yes, and I provided one.Yes, but I refused.
If a breath or blood sample was provided, what was the reading (e.g. .08, .22)?
What type of driver's license do you have?	A standard Oregon driver's license.An Oregon commercial driver's license.A standard out-of-state driver's license.An out-of-state commercial driver's license.I don't have a license.
As part of this incident, were you charged with any other violations/crimes?	No.Yes.I'm not sure.
What is the date of arraignment as listed on your DUII citation?
Have you ever received a DUII charge before?	No, I've never been charged with DUII before.Yes, and it was dismissed as part of a diversion.Yes, and it resulted in a conviction.I'm currently on diversion.
If you have received a DUII charge before, was it within the last 10 years?	Yes.No.I'm not sure.
If you have received a DUII charge before, what county and state was it in?
Have you already made a request for a DMV Implied Consent hearing?	No.Yes.
Are you looking to retain an attorney?	Yes, I am looking to retain an attorney.No, I just have a few questions.
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Michael G. Romano
Romano Law, P.C.
3052 NW Merchant Way, Suite 106
Bend, Oregon 97701
(541) 382-4404 (phone)
(541) 330-0223 (fax)

Our normal office hours are:
Monday through Friday 9am to 12noon, and 1pm to 5pm.

Evening and weekend appointments may also be available.

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Romano Law, P.C. and Michael G. Romano are licensed to practice in the state of Oregon only. The information provided on this website is offered for informational purposes only. It is not offered as legal advice and does not constitute legal advice. Romano Law, P.C. does not seek to represent you based upon your visit to or review of this website. This website may be considered advertising under the rules of the Oregon Bar Association. You should not make legal decisions based upon brochures, advertising, or other promotional materials. If you would like to schedule a consultation to discuss a specific legal matter, please contact our offices.

Our office is located in Bend, Oregon and we generally serve clients in the following counties and cities of Oregon: Crook County; Deschutes County; Jefferson County; Klamath County; Bend (97701, 97702, 97707, 97708, 97709); Black Butte (97759); Chemult (97731); Chiloquin (97604); Crater Lake (97604); Crescent (97733); Culver (97734); Diamond Lake (97731); Gilchrist (97737); Klamath Falls (97601, 97602, 97603, 97625); La Pine (97739); Madras (97741); Powell Butte (97753); Prineville (97754); Redmond (97756); Roseburg (97470); Sisters (97759); Sunriver (97707); and Terrebonne (97760).

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