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PJO 25-005 In the Matter of Pretrial Release by sheriff or entity supervising the local correctional facility — physical PDF page 2

PJO 25-005 In the Matter of Pretrial Release by sheriff or entity supervising the local correctional facility · physical PDF page 2 ·

1. The Sheriff or Release Assistance Officer shall release on recognizance with 
a release agreement with the general conditions in ORS 135.250 all 
individuals charged with the following offenses: 
1. Any non-person misdemeanor , except those offenses listed in Crime 
Categories 2 or 3, below; 
2. Any non-person Class C felony , except those offenses listed in Crime 
Categories 2 or 3, below; 
3. Any driving while suspended offense defined in ORS 811 .182, except 
for aggravated driving while suspended as defined in ORS 163.196; 
4. Any contempt of court other than violation of a protective order or 
court-imposed no-contact order; and 
5. Any other offense that is not included in Crime Categories 2 or 3, 
below. 
CRIME CATEGORY 2 
2. The Sheriff or Release Assistance Officer shall release on court-imposed 
conditions , all individuals charged with the following offenses: 
a. Any non-domestic violence person misdemeanor , as defined in OAR 
213-003-0001 (15); 
b. Any driving under the influence of intoxicants (DUii) offense as defined 
in ORS 831.010 and ORS 813.011 ; and 
c. Any non-domestic violence Class B felony and any non-domestic 
violence person Class C felony as defined in OAR 213-003-0001(14) , 
except for those offenses included in Crime Category 3, below, to be 
held for arraignment; and 
d. Aggravated driving while suspended or revoked . 
CRIME CATEGORY 3 
3. The Sheriff or Release Assistance Officer shall hold for arraignment or first 
appearance all individuals charged with the following offenses: 
a. Any violent felony, as defined in ORS 135.240 and any offense in ORS 
137.700; 
b. Any Class A felony ; 
c. Any sex crime, (whether designated or not), as defined in ORS 
163A.005, including luring a minor, purchasing sex with a minor, and 
first-degree invasion of personal privacy, and any attempt to commit 
luring a minor, purchasing sex with a minor, and first-degree invasion 
of personal privacy; 
d. Any domestic violence felony or misdemeanor , as defined in ORS 
135.230; 
e. Any felony stalking as described in ORS 163.732, any violation of a 
stalking protective order as described in ORS 163. 750, and felony 
strangulation as described in ORS 163.187; and

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