Suspension or revocation upon conviction
- duration
- review
Source:
Section 813.400 — Suspension or revocation upon conviction; duration; review, https://www.oregonlegislature.gov/bills_laws/ors/ors813.html.
Notes of Decisions
Under former similar statute
Court’s failure to advise defendant that pleading guilty to driving under influence of intoxicants would result in prolonged license suspension on subsequent conviction for same offense within five years did not violate constitutional rights. Chapel v. State of Oregon, 71 Or App 49, 691 P2d 514 (1984)
Where defendant had 30 days’ notice of right to presuspension hearing, suspension was sufficient bases for subsequent conviction for driving while suspended. State v. Miller, 75 Or App 282, 706 P2d 184 (1985)
In general
Suspension of petitioner’s driver license under this section was proper where records showed that petitioner was convicted in California of offense that would constitute driving under influence of intoxicants under Oregon law. Wilcox v. MVD, 89 Or App 498, 750 P2d 181 (1988)
Where conviction in another state for driving under influence of intoxicants is set aside upon successful completion of diversion program, driving privileges remain subject to suspension in Oregon because of conviction. Dyrdahl v. DMV, 204 Or App 509, 131 P3d 770 (2006)
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