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Penalties for an Oregon DUI OffenseIncarcerationLicense SuspensionFirst48 hours to 1 year (or 80 hours of community service)1 yearSecond48 hours to 1 year (or 80 hours of community service)3 yearsThirdMinimum 90 daysPermanent revocation (with possible restoration after 10 years by petitioning the court)

Penalties and Consequences of First-Time DUI in Oregon Everyone convicted of an Oregon DUI faces license suspension. Your 1st offense will land you a 1-year suspension, 2nd offense 3 years, and 3rd offense results in permanent suspension.

In addition to the potential penalties described above, a first-time conviction for DUI in Oregon carries a mandatory one-year driver's license suspension with a possible eligibility for a hardship permit to allow travel to and from work, driving while on the job (or to seek employment), and driving to and from ...

By statute, the minimum penalty for a first-time DUI conviction in Oregon is 48 hours in jail or 80 hours of community work service. The maximum length of incarceration for a misdemeanor DUI conviction is one year in jail.

If you successfully complete the diversion agreement, the court may automatically dismiss the DUII charge at the end of one year. If you do not receive notice of dismissal, you must file a motion at the end of the diversion period asking the court to dismiss the DUII charge.

Estimated DUII diversion expenses Here is a breakdown of the estimated costs of a DUII diversion in Oregon, including court-related fees: Diversion fee: $460.00. Restitution: Variable. Drug and alcohol assessment fee: $150.00.