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Felony reduced to misdemeanor disambiguation #1664

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michaelzhang43 opened this issue Feb 7, 2023 · 0 comments
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Felony reduced to misdemeanor disambiguation #1664

michaelzhang43 opened this issue Feb 7, 2023 · 0 comments
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Complexity: 2 Refer to issue #739 for more details

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Under ORS 161.705, certain Class C felonies, including certain traffic convictions, are eligible to be "reduced" to Class A misdemeanors. In the online public records, the charge's corresponding statute number is switched from the original charge's statute number to 161.705 (or 161705). However, the type-eligibility rules still apply, and so if the underlying charge was a traffic conviction, it is still not type-eligible.

Therefore, for every charge with 161.705 as the statute number, list it initially as Needs More Analysis, and then ask the following:

Was the underlying conviction a traffic offense?

Yes - Ineligible
No - Type Eligible, becomes Eligible on Class A Misdemeanor timeline

@wittejm wittejm changed the title Felony reduced to misdemeanor disambiguation Felony reduced to misdemeanor disambiguation (estimate: 5-10 hours) Feb 16, 2023
@wittejm wittejm changed the title Felony reduced to misdemeanor disambiguation (estimate: 5-10 hours) Felony reduced to misdemeanor disambiguation Feb 16, 2023
@wittejm wittejm added the Complexity: 2 Refer to issue #739 for more details label Feb 16, 2023
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