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: It’s a Class A misdemeanor in Oregon punishable by fines, probation, and even jail time. Threatening someone with physical harm is menacing, and it’s a crime in Oregon. Menacing Defined
According to the law in Oregon, menacing is when a person threatens or “menaces” someone else either by intentional word or conduct. It also includes when a person attempts to place someone else in fear of being physically injured. It plays strongly on the fear factor. While menacing may be a very passive pursuit, it can also be very damaging. A finger needn’t be placed on someone else in order for them to be significantly harmed. Although the law generally applies to being physically present whilst threatening another person, menacing can also be insinuated by electronic means. Whether by text message, direct message on social media, email, or telephone, menacing is an act executed simply if a person wishes ill on another. Examples of Menacing and Oregon Menacing Laws
In Solon, Ohio, Akshay Singh was arrested for disorderly conduct when he refused to leave his uncle’s home on June 13th.