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Pedemonte Law, PC

Our practice focus is on several areas of litigation: criminal defense, DUII defense, domestic violence crimes, and driving crimes.

Top rated criminal defense, DUI, DUII, felony defense, gun rights, drug crime defense and expungements attorney in Medford, OR. The practice works exclusively on criminal defense, including DUI defense, domestic violence crimes, drug crimes, and property crimes. Expertise in the areas of jury trials, motion practice, and negotiations. Representing people that have been charged with crimes in Jackson, Josephine, and Klamath Counties.

05/12/2026

Facing Your First DUI? Here’s What You Need to Know
If you’re reading this, chances are last night didn’t go as planned. You might be feeling overwhelmed, embarrassed, or anxious about what comes next. Take a deep breath—it’s important to know that this moment doesn’t define your future. Especially if this is your first DUI, there are steps you can take to move forward and protect your rights. From understanding the legal process to protecting your driver's license, we're here to guide you every step of the way. Oregon’s DUII laws are complex, and the consequences can be severe, including license suspension, jail time, and hefty fines. Our team provides the immediate legal attention and peace of mind you need during this challenging time. Let's work together to protect your future. 🚗💨

05/07/2026

Facing a DUI Investigation?
A DUI investigation can escalate quickly — and what you say or do in those first moments can impact your case. If you’re pulled over in Oregon, understanding your rights matters.
Here are 8 important points to remember:
1️⃣ Do not admit to consuming alcohol, ma*****na, or prescription drugs.
2️⃣ Invoke your right to remain silent and request an attorney.
3️⃣ Field sobriety tests are voluntary.
4️⃣ You have the right to refuse consent to a vehicle search.
5️⃣ If arrested, request to speak to an attorney before deciding on a breath test.
6️⃣ Stay calm and avoid unnecessary conversation.
7️⃣ Breath test decisions are case-specific and can affect license consequences.
8️⃣ You may request an independent blood test at your own expense.
DUI investigations are complex, and each situation is unique. Early legal guidance can significantly affect both criminal charges and license consequences.

05/01/2026

What to Expect at a Bail Hearing in Oregon
A bail hearing is often your first appearance before a judge — and what happens there can determine whether you return home or remain in custody while your case is pending.
Without legal representation, judges may rely heavily on the prosecutor’s version of events when setting bail. That can result in bail being set higher than necessary.
An experienced defense attorney can:
🔹 Advocate for release on recognizance (no bail required)
🔹 Argue for a lower bail amount
🔹 Present evidence of employment, family ties, and community support
🔹 Protect you from saying something that could harm your case later
🔹 Challenge excessive bail under Oregon law
🔹 Explore alternative release options such as conditional or supervised release
Bail decisions often move quickly — but they have real consequences for your job, your family, and your ability to prepare your defense.
Call (541) 772-3080 to speak with Pedemonte Law.

04/30/2026

What Is an SR-22 — and Who Needs One in Oregon?
An SR-22 (State Responsibility Certificate) isn’t a special type of insurance — it’s proof that you carry the minimum liability coverage required by Oregon law.
Drivers are often required to file an SR-22 after certain serious driving offenses. If you’re mandated to carry one, failing to maintain or provide proof of it can lead to additional penalties — including license issues or possible arrest.
You may need an SR-22 in Oregon if:
🚗 You were convicted of driving without insurance
🚔 You were involved in an uninsured at-fault accident
🔒 Your license was suspended and you’re seeking reinstatement
📝 You’re applying for a hardship or probationary permit
🍷 You were convicted of DUI or similar serious driving offenses
SR-22 requirements can be confusing — especially when tied to license reinstatement or suspension timelines.
If you’re facing legal challenges related to SR-22 requirements, early guidance can help you move forward properly.

04/27/2026

Ma*****na Charges in Oregon? Know Your Defense Options
Facing ma*****na-related charges can feel overwhelming — but understanding your legal defenses is the first step toward protecting your rights.
In Oregon, several defense strategies may apply depending on the facts of your case:
🌿 Lack of Possession
The prosecution must prove you actually possessed the substance. If they can’t clearly link it to you, that matters.
🌿 Unwitting Possession
If you genuinely didn’t know ma*****na was in your possession, that can be a valid legal defense.
🌿 Coercion
If you were pressured or threatened into committing an offense, the circumstances surrounding that coercion are critical.
🌿 Improper Police Conduct
Unlawful searches, exceeding a warrant, or procedural mistakes by law enforcement can significantly impact a case.
Every situation is unique. A strong defense starts with carefully reviewing the facts and protecting your constitutional rights.

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04/24/2026

Think you know Oregon law? Think again.
Some lesser-known laws still on the books might surprise you:
🍩 Walking backward while eating a donut in Marion County? Illegal.
🎣 Fishing with canned corn? Not allowed.
🏋️ Lifting weights while driving? Prohibited.
🔮 Fortune telling in certain areas? Banned.
⛸ Getting married at an ice-skating rink? Also illegal.
While many of these laws are outdated or rarely enforced, they show how complex and layered legal systems can be.
👉 Which one surprised you the most?
And remember — while some laws are quirky, others carry serious consequences. If you’re facing a real legal issue in Oregon, understanding your rights matters.
Call (541) 772-3080 to speak with Pedemonte Law.

04/19/2026

Understanding Expungement in Oregon
Expungement can offer a fresh start — but in Oregon, the process comes with specific rules and timelines.
To qualify, you generally must complete your sentence (including probation and fees) and wait at least three years before applying. If you have multiple convictions, a longer waiting period may apply. Some cases — like dismissed charges or acquittals — may qualify sooner.
Once granted, expungement can allow you to legally state that a conviction did not occur in many situations, helping improve access to employment, housing, and other opportunities.
However, not all offenses qualify. Certain crimes — including most traffic violations, many s*x offenses, crimes against children or the elderly, and Class A felonies — are not eligible under Oregon law.
The expungement process can be detailed and technical. If you’re considering clearing your record, understanding your eligibility and preparing properly matters.

04/18/2026

Can You Restore Your Gun Rights After a Felony in Oregon?
In Oregon, a felony conviction can result in the loss of your firearm rights — but in some cases, there may be a legal path toward reinstatement.
Under ORS 166.274, individuals may petition the court for relief from firearm restrictions. To qualify, you must file a Petition for Relief in the county where you reside and present clear and convincing evidence that you do not pose a threat to public safety. Law enforcement may attend and object, and the court will carefully evaluate your history before making a decision.
Important: Certain convictions — including “person felonies” and Measure 11 crimes — may permanently prevent reinstatement under this statute.
Every case is unique, and preparation matters. If you are considering petitioning to restore your firearm rights, experienced legal guidance can help you understand your eligibility and navigate the process effectively.

04/11/2026

Know Your Rights as a Crime Victim in Oregon
If you’ve been the victim of a crime in Oregon, you have important legal rights — and you don’t have to navigate the system alone.

In federal court, victims are protected under the Crime Victims’ Rights Act. These protections include the right to be reasonably protected from the defendant, to receive notice of court proceedings, to confer with the prosecutor, and to be heard in court.
In state court, victims are granted similar rights — along with additional protections. These may include the right to representation, the right to be informed about court dates and the defendant’s release, the right to be present and heard at hearings, and protections for personal information and safety.

Understanding these rights empowers you to take the appropriate steps and ensure your voice is heard. If you are a victim of a crime, Pedemonte Law is here to help you exercise your rights and seek justice.

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04/08/2026

If you've been arrested for DUII in Oregon, misinformation can make an already stressful situation worse. Let’s clear up a few common myths:
🚔 Myth: You Can’t Refuse a Field Sobriety Test
Field sobriety tests are considered a search. You generally have the right to decline. Understanding your rights matters.
💧 Myth: Water, Food, or Breath Spray Lowers BAC
Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) measures alcohol in your bloodstream. Drinking water or using breath spray won’t change that—and some sprays contain alcohol themselves.
💊 Myth: A Prescription Means You Can’t Be Charged
Even legally prescribed medication can lead to a DUII charge if it impairs your ability to drive safely.
DUII cases are complex, and early legal guidance can impact your options. If you’re facing a DUII charge, speak with Pedemonte Law to guide you through your next steps.

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04/05/2026

A Fresh Start This Easter!
Easter represents renewal, growth, and new beginnings.
If you’re facing legal challenges, remember — the future isn’t defined by the past. Understanding your rights is the first step forward.
This time of year reminds us that no season lasts forever. When facing legal uncertainty, you don’t have to face it alone.

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