Being accused of assault in Oregon can be overwhelming, as such accusations are taken seriously by police officers and prosecutors. In many instances, the prosecution will work hard to charge you with the most severe assault charge in order to maximize your punishment. If you or a loved one is currently facing assault charges, the Law Office of Travis R. Dickey is here to advocate for your rights and for your future.
Some assault charges are categorized as Ballot Measure 11 offenses, which carry mandatory prison sentences with no possibility of parole or early release. In general, the more severe the nature of the alleged assault—including whether a weapon was involved—determines whether the assault will be charged as a felony or a misdemeanor offense. In addition to potential prison time, a conviction for an assault crime can significantly limit your future. For instance, an assault conviction on your criminal record will likely make it more difficult to find housing and employment in the future. Assault convictions also jeopardize a parent’s rights, including child custody and visitation.
Assault crimes in Oregon are typically prosecuted aggressively. If you are facing assault charges, you need reliable and effective legal representation as soon as possible to ensure that your rights are fully protected. Attorney Travis R. Dickey understands how worried you may be during this uncertain time, and he will work closely with you to understand your side of the story. From there, he’ll craft an effective defensive strategy that aims to secure you the best possible outcome given the specifics of the case. Get started with a knowledgeable and experienced attorney today.
Contact us today if you have a potential Assault related criminal defense case.
The Law Office of Travis R. Dickey provides criminal defense attorney services to clients throughout Oregon. We handle all types of criminal cases, including assault, drug crimes, expungements, fraud, juvenile offenses, Measure 11 offenses, sex crimes, theft and burglary, and more.
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