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: Sometimes in anger. However, when someone intentionally makes threats of physical harm to another person in Oregon, it can be a crime. It’s called “menacing.” This isn’t “sticks and stones” stuff. A crime borne out of people feeling threatened either verbally or physically can be quite real. 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.