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In the state of Oregon felony criminal offenses are classified as Class
A, B, C, or U. Class U felony criminal offenses are the most severe.
While Class A felony offenses are severe they are not punishable by the
death penalty unless there is more than one of these convictions. The
following are these classifications and their punishments.
These felony criminal offenses are punishable by up to twenty years imprisonment and fines of up to $375,000.
These felony criminal offenses are punishable by up to ten years imprisonment and fines of up to $$250,000.
These felony criminal offenses are punishable by up to five years imprisonment and fines of up to $125,000.
Expungement In the state of Oregon individuals who have a Class A or B felony conviction are not eligible for expungement. However, those who are convicted of lesser felonies can file a petition for expungement three years following completion of their sentence. See also:
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