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Should I Take a Breath Test following an Oregon DUII Arrest? | David Lesh Attorney
Description: The Oregon DUII Answer Guide. What happens when you get a DUII. Updated for 2024.
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PART ONE: Your Implied Consent Suspension (ORS 813.095 et seq): The most pressing matter may be requesting an appeal / hearing of your implied consent license suspension. Your license was most likely suspended for anywhere from 90 days to 3 years for failing a breath test or refusing a breath, blood, or urine test . [If you were admitted to the hospital and took and failed a blood test, you may be notified about an implied consent suspension later through the mail.] This suspension typically begins on
David Lesh | Portland Oregon Criminal Defense Attorney
Oregon Criminal Law Guide | Misdemeanor Felony Information
Should I Take a Breath Test following an Oregon DUII Arrest? | David Lesh Attorney