Measure 11 Sentences CRIME VICTIMS UNITED |
Measure 11 covers violent crimes and serious sex offenses only. It does not apply to drug crimes or property crimes. Here are the Measure 11 crimes and their respective sentences:
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Significant injury is defined as a physical injury that creates a risk of death, causes serious temporary disfigurement, causes a protracted disfigurement or causes a prolonged impairment of health or the function of any bodily organ.
Note 7: Passed by the Oregon Legislature on April 20, 2006, HB 3511 (known as "Jessica's Law for Oregon), provides for a 25 year sentence for sex crimes against a child under 12 and for Kidnapping I in the furtherance of sex crimes against a child under 12.
Note 8: Passed in 1999, HB 2494 provides an exemption for Manslaughter II when the victim is a sick or injured child treated solely by spiritual means.
See a comparison of sentencing Measure 11 and pre-Measure 11 sentencing.
See an evaluation of the seriousness of Measure 11 crimes.