Oregon MIP Charges Oregon MIP Charges Alcohol (MIP) Applies if youre under 21 and alcohol is in your possession or system Can lead to fines, alcohol education or treatment, and community service May impact your drivers license, even if you werent driving Marijuana (Under 21) Covers possession or use under age 21 Can result in fines, required classes, or other penalties depending on the situation Tobacco (Under 21) The legal age to purchase or possess tobacco in Oregon is 21 Typically handled less harshly than alcohol or marijuana Focus is more on penalizing businesses that sell to minors May be confiscated, with limited penalties for the minor Violations and Fines for MIP in Oregon Class A Violation The more serious level of a violation Often applies in cases with added factors, like repeat offenses or more concerning circumstances Has a presumptive fine of $440, but total fines can be higher depending on the situation May also include education programs, treatment, or community service Class B Violation A lower-level violation compared to Class A Often applies to more straightforward or first-time situations Has a presumptive fine of $265, with possible additional costs depending on the case May still involve classes or other minor penalties Mandatory Court Appearance A minor in possession citation in Oregon requires you to appear in court
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