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Kollie Law

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Right to Keep and Bear Arms
Felony
Rights Restoration

“I found myself in the middle of very serious allegations, and was an absolute deer in the headlights, fearful of my future, and unclear of how to best navigate through a system that takes advantage of people that do not know their rights.”

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The Law Office of Garren Pedemonte

(32)

Questions
Case
Legal Representation

“And even though they couldn't take my case Roberta still went above and beyond to provide me with phone numbers, and information on ways to navigate and understand the legal system better.”

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Law Office of Christopher Missiaen

(25)

Advice
Research
Courtroom

“My Mother is an attorney and I am fairly familiar with the jargon of law, but every state and county is different and post Covid has made criminal representation and understanding of how the courts will work, almost completely unknown.”

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The Law Office of Justin Rosas

(10)

Family
Case
Meetings

“Justin and his staff are absolutely amazing and obviously extremely knowledgeable of the law and procedures involved in making your unfortunate legal situation the best it can be!”

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Peter Carini, Attorney

(23)

Mind
Confident
Call

“At times I was not very easy to get ahold of, but no matter what Peter went above and beyond at every corner to make sure I knew what was going on, and understandstood that I was on a very limited budget at only age 18.”

FAQs

Is my driver's license suspended?

If you just go arrested for DUII in Oregon the implied consent suspension is prospective. If you were arrested and took and failed a breath test, or refused a breath test, a blood test or a urine test, you're facing a driver license suspension.

When will my hearing happen?

The hearing to contest the proposed suspension will usually be heard within 30 days of your arrest. The proposed license suspension is supposed to go into effect 30 days after the date of arrest. You will usually be afforded the hearing before the license suspension will go into effect. You will want to have an in-person hearing if possible. Your demand for the hearing must state that you are requesting an in-person hearing. If you request an in-person hearing the police officer will be required to appear in person. You will also have to appear in person. If you do not appear at the hearing you will have forfeited your hearing right and the suspension will go into effect. If the officer does not appear at the hearing, the proposed suspension will not go into effect. If the officer does not appear, his supervisor can have the hearing reset if there is a justifiable reason for the officers absence at the initial hearing date.

Will I be able to get a hardship permit?

If you had a valid Oregon driver License at the time that the suspension took effect you may be eligible for a hardship permit. If your license is revoked, you will probably not be eligible for a hardship permit. If you have a commercial driver license (CDL) you will not be eligible for a hardship permit. You will have to turn in your CDL for a basic class C license. Then, you can get a hardship permit.

How do I know if the DUI that I am charged with is a misdemeanor or a felony?

If you were issued a citation, the citation itself should indicate if the DUII charge is a misdemeanor or a felony. If you see (f), it is a felony. If you see (m) it is a misdemeanor. If you see neither and "f" or an "m" it is probably a misdemeanor.

Will I have to pay it?

The base fine really has nothing to do with the fines that you will be order to pay if you are convicted. For the most part, the base fine is used to calculate what the amount of bail would be if your were to have to post bail. Bail would be 10% of the base fine.

You can find more info on the FAQ page of our website.

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Frohnmayer, Deatherage, Jamieson, Moore, Armosino, and McGovern

(4)

“His ability to comprehend and break down legal complexities while cutting through to the heart of the issue is genius.”

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The 12 firms listed for Medford, OR defend criminal charges for people. What each states about the offenses it takes and the courts it appears in comes from its own website; ratings and quotes come from public reviews.

Area overview: Medford, OR

9 of the 12 firms we list are based in Medford; the other 3 serve Medford from Yreka, CA (43 mi) and Grants Pass (25 mi). The firms on this page are rated from 3.8 to 5.0 across 426 reviews; 3 have 50 or more reviews and 8 are rated 4.5 or higher. The topics that come up most in reviews of the firms on this page are "results", "knowledge" and "understanding". 3 are open on Saturdays and 1 on Sundays. The practice areas the firms on this page list most often on their websites are expungements (3), criminal defense (2), drug crimes (2), property crimes (2) and restraining orders (2). 1 has a BBB rating of A or A+. Domain records put 7 websites of the firms on this page at ten or more years old; the oldest dates from 2000. 2 offer a free initial consultation. We have a website on file for 10 of the firms on this page; 5 publish a contact page and 4 list a public email. We count these figures across the firms on this page; distances are straight-line, and hours and prices change, so confirm the details with the firm before you book a consultation.

Do any criminal law firms listed for Medford offer free consultations?

2 of the 12 criminal defense firms here state that a first consultation carries no charge. Treat it as a chance to ask how your kind of charge is handled and who would cover your hearings. It is not the moment to describe the facts in detail to several firms in a row.

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Jeni Feinberg

(2)

“Jeni and Justin are great.”

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Donahue Law Firm

(1)

“The Donahue Firm was amazing and the fact when they took on my case they never gave up even though there was obstacles and hurdles in their way they were relentless at getting the job done no matter what it took I would highly recommend the Donahue f...”

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Southern Oregon Public Defenders

(15)

“Greta Lilly seems like a good straightforward young woman that wants to do people good, my son has her as his attorney and hope everything turns out well, we will soon see how much of a fighter she is but I'm guessing she'll do pretty good.”

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Daniel Simcoe | Attorney at Law

(11)

“Personally, he has handled a variety of matters for me and in each case, I have been grateful for, and impressed by his willingness to explain things to me that are way above my pay grade.”

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Fallow Field Legal Services

(40)

Court
Charges
Dismissed

“Ryan and his team are awesome very helpful and on top of there stuff the women that answers the phones Ashley very nice and goes that extra mile to help out made my court process go smooth will use them agin for sure”

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William M. Duncan, A Professional Law Corporation

(16)

Ticket
License
Outcome

“I just realized that the Judge William DAVIS SHOULD HAVE RECUSED HIMSELF from my Case, The Honorable Jean Dixon told me no More jokes at the Post Office Mr Howard!”

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Average Cost	$6241
Minimum cost	$1702
Maximum cost	$20424
Avg Per Hour Rates	$398

Best Criminal Defense Lawyers in Medford, OR

Kollie Law

The Law Office of Garren Pedemonte

Law Office of Christopher Missiaen

The Law Office of Justin Rosas

Peter Carini, Attorney

Frohnmayer, Deatherage, Jamieson, Moore, Armosino, and McGovern

Area overview: Medford, OR

Jeni Feinberg

Donahue Law Firm

Southern Oregon Public Defenders

Daniel Simcoe | Attorney at Law

Fallow Field Legal Services

William M. Duncan, A Professional Law Corporation

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