Answers to Your Rights Restoration Questions
At Lohrke Law, we clean up criminal records, restore firearm rights, and restore driver's licenses all over Oregon.
We enjoy what we do, and we are good at it. Our pricing is geared to make rights restoration accessible. During a consultation, we will help determine your eligibility and cost.
The failed war on drugs left a lot of felony records in its wake. Many law-abiding citizens have criminal records that affect them later in life. Rights Restoration is the flip side of the criminal justice system. It allows people to get their rights back. It changes lives immediately. Look at our testimonials, and read our reviews to see how.
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What are my rights restoration options?
A few of our services:
Set Aside (Expungement)
Setting aside a conviction erases it from your record. Set aside is available for most felonies and misdemeanors. Arrests that did not result in a conviction can also usually be set aside.
Felony Reduction to Misdemeanor
Most class C felonies can be converted to misdemeanor convictions, resulting in non-felon status.
Firearm Rights Restoration
An Oregon judge can restore a person's Oregon firearm rights when that person proves he or she is not a danger to himself or others.
Oregon Driver’s License Restoration
If your driver's license was revoked for life, after ten years you can petition the court to restore your right to drive.
Relief from Registration
People who register due to juvenile adjudications.
We will help you determine which rights restoration laws apply to your situation.
Read more about rights restoration in our case examples and helpful articles.
Lohrke Law helps rights restoration clients all over Oregon and anyone with an Oregon conviction.
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Knowledge Center
Circumstances and Behavior in An Oregon Criminal Set-Aside
Criminal Set-Aside Services in Oregon Oregon’s criminal set-aside statute (ORS 137.225) was recently amended in 2022 to further favor granting expungements for eligible applicants. Should an individual meet the basic eligibility criteria (e.g. enough time has passed and they “fully complied with and performed the sentence” per ORS 137.225(1)(a)), The court “shall grant” the motion…
Guidelines for Writing Letters of Support
Letters of support play a vital role in rights restoration cases by providing the court, district attorney, or sheriff with insight into the character and rehabilitation of the applicant. Below are key points to include and general advice for writing an effective letter: 1. Keep It Concise and Meaningful Focus on quality over quantity. Aim…
Guidelines for Writing Your Self-Statement of Rehabilitation
When preparing your self-statement of rehabilitation to submit to the court, focus on demonstrating your accountability, personal growth, and the positive changes you’ve made in your life since your criminal past. This statement is your opportunity to show the court why you are deserving of having your rights restored. Below are key points to include…