Oregon Measure 11 implemented mandatory minimum sentences for certain violent crimes, which means that regardless of the facts of the case or the defendant's history, if someone is convicted of the crime they must serve the minimum sentence. Even if you qualify, you cannot get an early release for good behavior, and have to serve your full time, which can rage anywhere from approximately 6 to 25 years. With such high stakes, you need to have an experienced attorney familiar with defending against Measure 11 crimes.

Crime Sentence

*Assault II 5 yrs, 10 mo * Compelling Prostitution 5 yrs, 10 mo *Kidnapping II 5 yrs, 10 mo *Robbery II 5 yrs, 10 mo *Using Child in a Display of Sexually Explicit Conduct 5 yrs, 10 mo *Arson I (serious physical injury) 7 yrs, 6 mo *Manslaughter II 6 yrs, 3 mo *Rape II 6 yrs, 3 mo *Sexual Abuse I 6 yrs, 3 mo *Sodomy II 6 yrs, 3 mo *Unlawful Sexual Penetration II 6 yrs, 3 mo *Conspiracy to Commit Murder/Attempted Murder 7 yrs. 6 mo *Assault I 7 yrs, 6 mo *Kidnapping I 7 yrs, 6 mo *Robbery I 7 yrs, 6 mo *Rape I 8 yrs, 4 mo *Sodomy I 8 yrs, 4 mo *Unlawful Sexual Penetration I 8 yrs, 4 mo *Attempted Aggravated Murder/ Conspiracy to Commit Aggravated Murder 10 yrs *Manslaughter I 10 yrs *Murder 25 yrs