Oregon Measure 11 Defense Attorneys

What Is Measure 11?

Measure 11 is a voter-approved “tough on crime” ballot measure that was passed by Oregon voters in the mid-1990s. It has had a profound effect on the practice of criminal defense in this state and has sent prison populations skyrocketing.

Ballot Measure 11 imposes severe prison sentences for offenders of violent crimes. Crimes that fall into the Measure 11 classification are subject to mandatory minimum sentencing. This means that an individual convicted of a crime subject to Measure 11 will not be eligible for early release under any circumstances.

We Offer Cutting-Edge Legal Representation

The attorneys at Boender & Payment have extensive experience representing individuals charged with Measure 11 crimes throughout Oregon.

Although no one can ever be certain of the outcome of a case, you can be sure the attorneys of Boender & Payment will do everything possible to provide you or your loved one with excellent and cutting edge legal representation for your Oregon Measure 11 case.

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Our Attorneys Are With You Every Step of the Way

​In the course of representation in Measure 11 cases, our lawyers provide aggressive and diligent advocacy. We have extensive experience and will attend every stage of the proceedings. We will work to get our clients released from jail quickly, investigate the case fully, develop and argue complex legal issues, and either effectively try the case to a jury or work toward a dismissal or negotiated plea resolution.

Our attorneys provide diligent representation for Measure 11 crimes in Eugene, Springfield, Albany, Corvallis, Salem, Portland and across Oregon.

Violent Crimes Subject to Mandatory Sentencing Under Measure 11

Offense

First Degree Arson

First Degree Assault

Second Degree Assault

Attempted Aggravated Murder

Compelling Prostitution

Conspiracy to Commit Aggravated Murder

Attempted Murder

Conspiracy to Commit Murder

First Degree Kidnapping

Second Degree Kidnapping

First Degree Manslaughter

Second Degree Manslaughter

Murder

First Degree Rape

Second Degree Rape

First Degree Robbery

Second Degree Robbery

First Degree Sexual Abuse

First Degree Unlawful Sexual Penetration

Second Degree Unlawful Sexual Penetration

First Degree Sodomy

Second Degree Sodomy

Using Child to Display Sex Act

Aggravated Vehicular Homicide

Measure 11 Sentence

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