Blogs

Anfuso text image
Anfuso text image
Anfuso text image
Felony Hit And Run

Expungement of PCS felony conviction after 3 years – Oregon

SHARE ON

The Oregon Legislature has made several key changes to the expungment statute (ORS 137.225) this legislative session. Oregon Senate Bill 908 amends the current law to allow a person convicted of a felony for possession of a Schedule 1 controlled substance (i.e. Heroin, Marijuana, etc.) to expunge the record of that conviction after three years rather than 20. Recognizing that a felony conviction has many negative collateral consequences that make it more difficult to get housing and impair one’s ability to gain employment, this change will help many people who have a single conviction for a felony drug offense put that conviction behind them and move on.

If you have a PCS Felony conviction contact my office today and speak to an experienced Oregon expungement attorney to see if you are eligible to expunge your conviction.

Ryan Anfuso

Written by Ryan Anfuso

Ryan Anfuso started Anfuso Law, P.C. because he saw the need for the highest quality of criminal defense, no matter what the charge. Prior to starting Anfuso Law, P.C., Ryan spent years working for large criminal defense firms where he represented numerous clients at the same time. In response to that model, Ryan started Anfuso Law, P.C. to ensure that all his clients received the unique attention that they deserved. To that end Anfuso Law, P.C. is committed to maintaining a limited caseload. Ryan understands that when your attorney takes a limited number of cases, your investment in your defense brings a greater return.

See How We Can Help You, Reach Out Today!

    ARE YOU A NEW CLIENT?


    Anfuso Law, P.C

    Anfuso Law

    Time Is Not On Your Side

    See How We Can Help You, Reach Out Today!

      ARE YOU A NEW CLIENT?