Theft 2 Oregon Sentence Calculator

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How to Use This Calculator

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   Select the Property Value range. For Theft II, this should be $100-$999.99.
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   Optionally select any Aggravating Factors that apply to your case, such as organized retail theft, elderly victims, or multiple incidents.
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   If restitution has been fully paid, check that box as it may reduce the suggested sentence.
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   Click Calculate Sentence to see an educational estimate of potential jail time.
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   Review the results, including statutory maximums and important notes about how Oregon courts handle Theft II cases.

Important Considerations

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  This is Educational Only: The calculator provides estimates for educational purposes and is NOT legal advice. Actual sentences depend on many factors including specific case facts, criminal history, mitigating circumstances, and judicial discretion.
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  Misdemeanor Classification: Theft II is a Class A misdemeanor, not a felony. It will not result in a felony conviction on your record.
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  No Mandatory Minimum: Unlike some felonies, Theft II has no mandatory minimum sentence. First-time offenders may receive probation, community service, or minimal jail time.
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  Aggravating Factors Matter: Factors like organized retail theft, targeting vulnerable victims, or multiple incidents can significantly increase sentences within the 364-day statutory maximum.
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  Restitution is Important: Paying full restitution to victims before sentencing often results in more lenient outcomes.
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  Criminal History Counts: Prior convictions, especially for theft or property crimes, typically result in harsher sentences.
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  Property Value Boundaries: If the actual property value is $1,000 or more, the charge may be elevated to Theft in the First Degree (a Class C felony). Accurate property valuation is critical.
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  Consult an Attorney: Every case is unique. An experienced Oregon criminal defense attorney can provide guidance tailored to your specific circumstances.

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