Felony Charges
When the Stakes Are Highest, You Need a Fighter.
A felony conviction can mean years in prison, thousands in fines, and a record that follows you forever. This is not the time for a rushed plea or an overworked public defender.
What a Felony Conviction Means in Oregon
Oregon classifies felonies into Class A, B, and C — with sentences ranging from 16 months to 20 years in state prison. Beyond incarceration, a felony record can strip you of voting rights, the right to own a firearm, professional licenses, and housing opportunities. The collateral consequences often outlast the sentence itself.
How I Defend Felony Cases
Independent Investigation
I don't take the prosecution's version of events at face value. I review the evidence, interview witnesses, and look for what they missed or ignored.
Suppression of Evidence
If law enforcement violated your constitutional rights — an unlawful search, a coerced confession, a bad stop — I file motions to suppress that evidence before trial.
Strategic Negotiation
Not every case goes to trial. When negotiation is the right move, I negotiate from a position of preparation — not desperation.
Trial-Ready Defense
Prosecutors know which defense attorneys actually try cases. Being trial-ready changes the entire dynamic of your case, even if it never reaches a jury.
Common Felony Charges I Handle
- Assault (Class A, B, C)
- Robbery and Burglary
- Theft and Fraud
- Weapons Offenses
- Sex Crimes
- Domestic Violence Felonies
- Drug Delivery and Manufacturing
- Manslaughter and Homicide
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Charged with a Felony? Call Today.
Time matters in felony cases. The earlier you have an attorney, the more options you have. Call or email for a free, confidential consultation.