An Oregon Motion to Vacate Use of DID as Condition of Diversion Agreement, and Declaration in Support is a legal document filed by a defendant in a criminal case who has been ordered to install an ignition interlock device (DID) as a condition of their diversion agreement. The motion requests that the court vacate the DID requirement and that the defendant be allowed to participate in the diversion program without the DID. The motion is accompanied by a declaration in support of the motion, which includes factual evidence, legal argument, and the defendant’s explanation as to whthirdID should be removed as a condition of the diversion agreement. The two types of Oregon Motion to Vacate Use of DID as Condition of Diversion Agreement, and Declaration in Support are: 1. Motion to Vacate Use of DID as Condition of Diversion Agreement — This motion is filed by the defendant and requests that the court vacate the requirement to install and DID as a condition of their diversion agreement. The motion includes legal argument and factual evidence supporting the defendant’s position. 2. Declaration in Support of Motion to Vacate Use of DID as Condition of Diversion Agreement — This declaration is filed in support of the motion to vacate the DID requirement. It includes the defendant’s explanation as to whthirdID should be removed, additional legal argument, and factual evidence.