Oregon DUI Penalties | Consequences of Drunk Driving in Oregon : Jail Time, Fines, License Suspension

First Oregon DUI: 

• Imprisonment: Minimum 2 days - 1 year
• Fines: Minimum $1,000
• Driver's License Suspension: 1 year
• Alcohol Treatment or Education Classes
• Victim Impact Panel

Second Oregon DUI:

• Imprisonment: 2 days - 1 year
• Fines: Minimum $1,500
• Driver's License Suspension: 1 year
• Alcohol Treatment or Education Classes
• Victim Impact Panel

Oregon DUI Laws - Relevant Statutes

Oregon Revised Statutes

Title 59 Chapter 813 Driving Under the Influence of Intoxicants

• General Provisions
• • 813.010 Driving under the influence of intoxicants; penalties
  • 813.012 Classification of crimes, Oregon Criminal Justice Commission
  • 813.020 Fees after conviction; screening and treatment; imprisonment or community service; victim impact treatment session
  • 813.021 Screening interviews and treatment programs, requirements
  • 813.025 Agencies to perform screenings, diagnostic assessments and treatment; qualifications
  • 813.030 Fees
  • 813.040 Determination of problem condition involving alcohol, inhalants or controlled substances, standards
  • 813.050 Commercial motor vehicle operators, out-of-service orders; duration; penalties
  • 813.055 Commercial motor vehicle operators, out-of-service orders; civil penalties
• Implied Consent
  • Breath or Blood Test
    • 813.095 Refusal to take test for intoxicants; penalties
    • 813.100 Implied consent to tests; penalty for refusal or failure, confiscation of license
    • 813.110 Temporary permit issued upon license confiscation
    • 813.120 Police reports
    • 813.130 Rights of persons asked to take tests, circumstances
  • Field Sobriety Tests
    • 813.135 Implied consent, field sobriety tests
    • 813.136 Refusal to submit to or failure of field sobriety tests; admissibility at trial
  • Urine Test
    • 813.131 Implied consent; privacy; laboratories
    • 813.132 Refusal to take urine test; exceptions; penalties
• Chemical Tests; Methods and Requirements
  • 813.140 Consent to chemical tests; unconscious persons
  • 813.150 Request for chemical tests by arrested person
  • 813.160 Methods of chemical testing
• Plea Agreement
  • 813.170 Prohibition of plea agreements
• Diversion
  • 813.200 Availability of diversion programs; notice; petition, form and contents; permitted use of intoxicants
  • 813.210 Petitions; filing fees and diagnostic assessment fee; service on prosecutor
  • 813.215 Eligibility for diversion programs
  • 813.220 Factors for consideration by court, determination of eligibility; denial of eligibility
  • 813.222 Hearings, right of victim to be present
  • 813.225 Duration of diversion program, petitions for extensions; conditions
  • 813.230 Diversion agreements; records; denials, effect
  • 813.235 Victim impact treatment sessions, attendance as condition of diversion program; fees
  • 813.240 Filing fees; diagnostic assessment fees
  • 813.250 Completion of programs, motion to dismiss charges; admissibility of statements
  • 813.255 Termination of program
  • 813.260 Agencies to perform diagnostic assessments; duties
  • 813.270 Intoxicated Driver Program Fund; sources and uses
• Evidence
  • 813.300 Blood alcohol content, use as evidence; percentages considered illegal
  • 813.310 Refusal to submit to chemical tests, admissibility of evidence
  • 813.320 Implied consent law, effects on evidence
  • 813.322 Department of State Police rules regarding breath tests and of officer's permit, evidence
  • 813.324 Testimony taken during implied consent hearings, admissibility as evidence in prosecution
  • 813.326 Felony driving while under the influence of intoxicants; prior convictions, establishment by stipulation
  • 813.328 Intention to challenge validity of prior convictions, notice to court
• Suspension
  • for Conviction
    • 813.400 Suspension or revocation; duration; appeals and review
  • of Commercial Driver License
    • 813.403 Commercial driver license suspension upon conviction; review
    • 813.404 Suspension periods for convictions, implied consent violations or out-of-state convictions or suspensions
  • Under Implied Consent Law
    • 813.410 Receipt of police reports with implied consent test results; hearing; appeal and review
    • 813.412 Peace officer's duties during implied consent hearing
    • 813.420 Refusal or failure of test, duration of suspension
    • 813.430 Increases in duration of suspension, grounds
    • 813.440 Validity of suspensions, grounds for hearing to determine
    • 813.450 Refusal or failure of breath test, appeals from suspension
    • 813.460 Suspension of driving privileges of wrong person, department procedures to correct
    • 813.470 Record of person acquitted after suspension, notations by Department
• Hardship Permits
  • 813.500 Issuance of permits, restrictions
  • 813.510 Privileges granted by permit, limitations and conditions
  • 813.520 Authority to issue hardship permit or reinstate driving privileges, limitations
• Ignition Interlock Devices
  • 813.600 Ignition interlock programs; rules
  • 813.602 Ignition interlock device required; costs; failure to install; exemptions; notification by device provider
  • 813.604 Court orders, notice; hardship permit notation
  • 813.606 Employees required to have device; exceptions
  • 813.608 Penalties for knowingly furnishing motor vehicle without ignition interlock device
  • 813.610 Solicitation of another to blow into ignition interlock device; penalties
  • 813.612 Unlawfully blowing into ignition interlock device; penalties
  • 813.614 Tampering with devices; penalties
  • 813.616 Funds used to maintain ignition interlock program

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