Assault convictions carry serious long term consequences that can affect the rest of your life. In Oregon and Washington, assault can be charged as either a misdemeanor or a felony depending on the facts of the case. The severity of the injuries, whether or not a weapon was used, or the presence of a child, can all result in felony charges that will follow you for life, impacting your employment, housing, and even custody rights.

In Oregon, Assault I and Assault II are categorized as a Ballot Measure 11 offense, a conviction with result in a mandatory minimum prison sentence between 70 and 300 months. If you are facing assault charges, you need an experienced attorney that will listen to your side of the story. Sarah Morrisson has years of experience and will work tirelessly to help you get the best result possible. Please call today for a free consultation.