Oregon Motion And Order To Extend Diversion Period is a document used to extend the length of a criminal diversion agreement. A criminal diversion occurs when a defendant is given an opportunity to avoid conviction by participating in a program or treatment. In Oregon, a criminal defendant may file a Motion and Order to Extend Diversion Period to request an extension of the diversion period. The motion must be filed with the court before the end of the original diversion period and must include reasons why the defendant believes the extension is necessary. There are two types of Oregon Motion And Order To Extend Diversion Period: (1) Motion and Order to Extend Diversion Period for Misdemeanors and (2) Motion and Order extending Diversion Period for Felonies. Both of these documents require a defendant to provide reasons for the extension of the diversion period, such as the need for additional time to complete the diversion program or treatment. Additionally, the defendant must submit the motion to the court prior to the completion of the original diversion period.