Title: Menacing Criminal Defense in Oregon - Romano Law
Headings: Menacing Criminal Defense in Oregon
Menacing Criminal Defense in Oregon
Menacing Defined
Examples of Menacing and Oregon Menacing Laws
Menacing Charges in Oregon

Content: In this situation, a menacing charge was understandably applicable. In Oregon, menacing is listed as a Class A misdemeanor under ORS 163.190. It essentially consists of threatening another person with physical injury. Other crimes such as Assault could include intentionally or recklessly causing physical injury on another person either without weapons, alone or with the help of others. Therefore, in theory, threatening someone and then carrying out with that threat could involve two or three criminal charges (e.g. menacing, harassment, and assault). Menacing Charges in Oregon
In Oregon, menacing involves putting someone in fear of imminent physical injury. This Class A misdemeanor is punishable by up to 1 year in jail and fines up to $6,250. If you have been charged with menacing, call an experienced criminal defense attorney. Menacing is a serious crime, but situations can also be misconstrued and exaggerated. It’s better to have an attorney with you who will ensure the best outcome in your favor.