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1997 OREGON SUPREME COURT UNIFORM BAIL SCHEDULE (UBS) SUMMARYOffice of the State Court Administrator’s Summary

(Effective Immediately)(Release Date: October 2, 1997)

Provided by the Oregon Office of the State Court Administrator to reflect current bail amounts that result under theUniform Bail Schedule (UBS) formula adopted by Supreme Court Order No. 95-044 under ORS 1.520 from 1997legislative changes.

Supersedes all previous bail schedules.

For infractions and violations subject to the Supreme Court Bail Schedule under ORS 1.520 and major traffic offensesas defined in ORS 153.500, this is a schedule of the amounts the citing enforcement officer shall enter on the front ofthe citation in the place designated for "scheduled bail" when a person is charged with the described offense. Theamounts listed in this schedule are not security release amounts or security release deposit amounts for purposes of,and do not affect security release procedures under, ORS 135.265. Except for parking offenses, the amountsestablished in this schedule include moneys for purposes of the unitary assessment established by ORS 137.290 andthe county assessment established by ORS 137.309 in addition to moneys for the fine or bail forfeiture. The amountsunder this schedule do not include any moneys for restitution or costs. The UBS does not establish any “bail”amounts for misdemeanors or felonies except for major traffic offenses.

SECTION 1 - TRAFFIC. Applies to infractions under the Oregon Vehicle Code.

A. Violation of a traffic offense where an amount is not otherwise specifically provided in this schedule. For amountswith an “*” behind the number, add $40 to total amount if defendant was exceeding the legal speed in a vehicle thatrequires a commercial driver license to operate, as follows:

1. Class A traffic infraction (motor carrier violations of ORS chapter 825 are otherwisespecifically provided for in Section 10.D. below)a. NOT contributing to an accidentb. Contributing to an accident (except as provided in Section 1E. below)c. In a “highway work zone” or posted school zone

$290*$414*$530*

2. Class B traffic infractiona. NOT contributing to an accidentb. Contributing to an accident (except as provided in Sections 1E. or 1F. below)c. In a “highway work zone” or posted school zone

$170*$230*$290*

3. Class C traffic infractiona. NOT contributing to an accidentb. Contributing to an accident (except as provided in Section 1F. below)c. In a “highway work zone” or posted school zone (for speed only)

$104*$134*$164*

4. Class D traffic infractiona. NOT contributing to an accidentb. Contributing to an accidentc. In a “highway work zone” or posted school zone (for speed only)

$72 $87

$102

5. Unclassified traffic infractionsa. Snow park violations, ORS 811.590b. Bicycle helmet violation, ORS 814.485, 814.486c. Vehicle overweight, ORS 818.430

See J.3. below $67

See G., H., and I. below

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6. Major Traffic Offense--Class A traffic misdemeanora. NOT in a “highway work zone” or posted school zone

b. In a “highway work zone” or posted school zone

$619 $649 (duii)

$1,119 $1,149 (duii)

7. Major Traffic Offense--Class C traffic felonya. NOT in a “highway work zone” or posted school zoneb. In a “highway work zone” or posted school zone

$1,159 $2,159

B. Minimum fines. Some statutes create minimum fines or bails for certain offenses and limit the ability of courts tosuspend, waive, or reduce fine amounts or bails below those minimum amounts. The following are statutes thatcontain provisions of this type and are set out here for the convenience of the user:

1. Courts may not set bail amounts below what is established by the UBS, ORS 1.520,but may lower the actual fine imposed according to their violations bureau’sschedules, ORS 153.800(5)

2. The minimum fines for offenses committed in a “highway work zone” or posted schoolzone. For amounts with an “*” behind the number, add $40 to total amount ifdefendant was exceeding the legal speed in a vehicle that requires a commercialdriver license to operate. A court may not waive, reduce, or suspend the amountbelow the following (see ORS 811.230 and section 3, chapter 682, Oregon Laws1997): a. Class A traffic infraction in a “highway work zone” or posted school zoneb. Class B traffic infraction in a “highway work zone” or posted school zonec. Class C traffic infraction related to exceeding a legal speed in a “highway work

zone” or posted school zoned. Class D traffic infraction related to exceeding a legal speed in a “highway work

zone” or posted school zonee. A Major Traffic Offense, as defined in ORS 153.500, in a “highway work zone” or

posted school zone that is a Class A misdemeanor (applies to: reckless driving,ORS 811.140; DUII, ORS 813.010; hit and run, ORS 811.700; Criminal DWS,ORS 811.182(4); fleeing or eluding a police officer on foot, ORS 811.540), asfollows: (1) For offenses other than DUII(2) For DUII

f. A Major Traffic Offense, as defined in ORS 153.500, in a “highway work zone” orschool zone that is a Class C felony (applies to: hit and run, ORS 811.705;Criminal DWS, ORS 811.182(3) ; fleeing or eluding a police officer in a vehicle,ORS 814.540))

$530*$290*

$164*

$102

$1,119 $1,149 (duii)

$2,159

3. The minimum fine for parking in a disabled parking space in violation of ORS 811.615is as follows and may not be suspended by the court unless the court finds that thedefendant is indigent OR finds, by clear and convincing evidence, that compellingcircumstances require suspension of a portion of the fine in the interests of justice. The court, in no event, shall suspend more than $140 of the minimum (for bailamount, see Section 1.J.5. below)

$190 (may be reduced to

$50 if certain circumstances)

4. The minimum fine for unlawful use of a disabled parking permit in violation of ORS811.625 is as follows and may not be suspended by the court unless the court findsthat the defendant is indigent (for bail amount, see Section 1.J.5. below) $190

5. Motor carrier infractions for rule violations under ORS chapter 825 (statute is silent on whether this can be suspended (ORS 825.990)) $10

6. Block a disabled parking space—a class D infraction (section 2, 1997 HB 2377,chapter 498, Oregon Laws 1997). Minimum fine cannot be suspended unless courtfinds defendant indigent $50

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C. Violation of lawful or posted speed limit, ORS 811.100, 811.110, 811.112, 811.115, 811.120, 811.123, 811.806,and speed limits in parks adopted by rule under ORS chapter 390. For infractions with an "*" behind the number,add $40 to total amount if defendant was exceeding the legal speed in a vehicle that requires a commercial driverlicense to operate. (See ORS 811.109)

1. 1 to 10 mph excess (Class D traffic infraction) See A.4. above

2. 11 to 20 mph excess (Class C traffic infraction)* See A.3. above

3. 21 to 30 mph excess (Class B traffic infraction)* See A.2. above

4. Over 30 mph excess (Class A traffic infraction)* See A.1. above

5. Where speed is 65 mpha. 66 to 75 mph (Class C traffic infraction)*b. 76 to 85 mph (Class B traffic infraction)*c. Over 85 mph (Class A traffic infraction)*

See A.3. above See A.2. above See A.1. above

D. Motor carrier (ORS chapter 825) infractions.

1. Failure to obtain motor carrier, Class A infraction, ORS 825.100 and 825.990 $250

2. Violations of ORS chapter 825 “out-of-service” rules found at time of inspection wherethe rule classifies the violation based on the potential for contributing to an accident,Class A traffic infractions (see ORS 825.990), as follows:a. Driver violations that are determined by rule to have a substantial potential for

contributing to an accidentb. Driver violations that are determined by rule to have a moderate potential for

contributing to an accidentc. Driver violations that are determined by rule to have a limited potential for

contributing to an accidentd. Vehicle violations that are determined by rule to have a substantial potential for

contributing to an accidente. Vehicle violations that are determined by rule to have a moderate potential for

contributing to an accidentf. Vehicle violations that are determined by rule to have a limited potential for

contributing to an accidentg. Hazardous material violations that are determined by rule to have a substantial

potential for contributing to an accidenth. Hazardous material violations that are determined by rule to have a moderate

potential for contributing to an accidenti. Hazardous material violations that are determined by rule to have a limited

potential for contributing to an accident

$589

$150

$72

$150

$104

$72

$304

$150

$72

3. Motor carrier violations of ORS chapter 825 (including rule violations), not otherwisedescribed in this part which are Class A traffic infractions (ORS 825.990)a. No contributing to an accidentb. Contributing to an accidentc. In a “highway work zone” or posted school zone

$250 $354 $450

E. Careless driving. ORS 811.135.1. NOT contributing to an accident (Class B traffic infraction)*2. Contributing to an accident (Class A traffic infraction)*

*Not otherwise enhanced for contributing to an accident.

See Section 1A. above

F. U-turn. ORS 811.365.a. NOT contributing to an accident (Class C traffic infraction)*b. Contributing to an accident (Class B traffic infraction)*

*Not otherwise enhanced for contributing to an accident.

See Section 1A. above

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G. ORS 818.430, Schedule I overload offenses. Applies to violations of ORS 818.020, 818.060, 818.340(5)(c):

1. 1,000 lbs. or less excess $40

2. 1,001 to 2,000 lbs. excess $72

3. 2,001 to 3,000 lbs. excess $44 + 03¢ per excess lb.

4. 3,001 to 4,999 lbs. excess $50 + 05¢ per excess lb.

5. 5,000 lbs. excess $54 + 05¢ per excess lb.

($304 total)

6. 5,001 to 7,500 lbs. excess $89 + 13¢ per excess lb.

7. 7,501 to 10,000 lbs. excess $89 + 15¢ per excess lb.

8. 10,001 to 12,500 lbs. excess $89 + 19¢ per excess lb.

9. More than 12,500 lbs. excess $89 + 24¢ per excess lb.

H. ORS 818.430, Schedule II overload offenses, applies to offenses under 818.340(5)(b).

1. 100 to 5,000 lbs. excess:a. Less than 1,500 excess lbs.

b. 1,500 to 3,999 lbs. excess

c. 4,000 lbs. or more excess

$150 + 10¢ per excess lb.

$154 + 10¢ per excess lb.

$189 + 10¢ per excess lb.

2. 5,001 to 10,000 lbs. excess $339 + 15¢ per excess lb.

3. More than 10,000 lbs. excess $589 + 30¢ per excess lb.

I. ORS 818.430, Schedule III overload offenses, applies to offenses under ORS 818.040.

1. 100 to 5,000 lbs. excess:a. Less than 1,000 excess lbs.

b. 1,000 to 2,666 lbs. excess

c. 2,667 to 5,000 lbs. excess

$150 + 15¢ per excess lb.

$154 + 15¢ per excess lb.

$189 + 15¢ per excess lb.

2. 5,001 to 10,000 lbs. excess $339 + 20¢ per excess lb.

3. More than 10,000 lbs. excess (unclassified misdemeanor)Possible jail up to 30 days

$619 + 30¢ per excess lb.

J. State parking offenses.

1. Class B infraction: ORS 811.630 $120

2. Class D infraction: ORS 811.555, 811.570, 811.575, 811.580, 811.585 $30

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3. Violation of winter parking permit requirements, ORS 811.590 $10

4. Class D infraction: section 2, 1997 HB 2377 (blocking a disabled space) $50

5. Class B infraction: ORS 811.615, 811.625, parking in a disabled parking space inviolation of ORS 811.615 or unlawful use of a disabled person parking permit inviolation of ORS 811.625. Minimum fines--see Section 1.B. above. $190

SECTION 2 - AERONAUTICS. Applies to aeronautics infractions under ORS chapter 835 through 838.

Any Class A aeronautics infraction, see ORS 837.9901. NOT contributing to an accident or endangering others2. Contributing to an accident or endangering others

$334 $474

SECTION 3 - FIRE PREVENTION OFFENSES. Applies to infractions under ORS chapter 477.

A. Third or subsequent violation of any provision of ORS chapter 477 or any rule or orderadopted thereunder, Class A infraction1. NOT contributing to an accident or endangering others2. Contributing to an accident or endangering others

$250 $354

B. Second violation of any provision of ORS chapter 477 or any rule or order adoptedthereunder, Class B infraction1. NOT contributing to an accident or endangering others2. Contributing to an accident or endangering others

$82 $104

C. First violation of any provision of ORS chapter 477 or any rule or order adoptedthereunder, Class C infraction1. NOT contributing to an accident or endangering others2. Contributing to an accident or endangering others

$62 $72

SECTION 4 - COMPULSORY SCHOOL ATTENDANCE.

Violating compulsory school attendance law under ORS 339.020 or home schoolingrequirements under ORS 339.035. See ORS 339.925 and 339.990, Class B infraction $98

SECTION 5 - BOATING. Applies to boating infractions under ORS chapter 830.

A. Violation of a Class A boating infraction1. NOT contributing to an accident2. Contributing to an accident

$290 $414

B. Violation of a Class B boating infraction1. NOT contributing to an accident2. Contributing to an accident

$104 $134

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SECTION 6 - GAME AND COMMERCIAL FISHING. Applies to offenses under wildlife laws, ORS chapters 496-501,and commercial fishing laws, ORS chapters 506-513.

The bail amounts for fish and wildlife violation level offenses are set by statute under ORS496.951 and 496.992(2) not as bails established by the Supreme Court under the UBS. They are included in this schedule for the convenience of the user.

The amount which shall be placed on a citation issued by a law enforcement official, is asfollows (neither the Supreme Court nor any other court is allowed by statute to establish abail amount for a violation of an offense in the following other than the amount listed):

NOTE: A change was made in 1997 by 1997 SB 30 to

increase bail amounts for nonresident

licensing provisions of ORS 997.121.

This change does not take effect until

10-5-97.

1. Violations that do not involve the taking of wildlife, except for violations of thenonresident licensing provisions of ORS 497.102 and 497.121 and the provisions ofORS 496.994 $75

2. Violations that involve the taking of nongame mammals or game birds and size orquantity limits for fish and shellfish, except salmon, steelhead trout, and sturgeon $150

3. Violations that involve the taking of salmon, steelhead trout, sturgeon, wildlife nototherwise provided for, and all other wildlife offenses $299

SECTION 7 - PARKS AND RECREATION. Applies to infractions relating to parks and recreation and scenicwaterways under ORS chapter 390.

A. Violation of any provision of ORS chapter 390 or rule adopted thereunder not otherwisedescribed in this section. Class A park infraction $61

B. Violation of any provision of ORS chapter 390 or rule adopted thereunder concerning the speed of a vehicle (ClassA park infraction), based on the speed in excess of that allowed by rule, same as for traffic, see Section 1C. above.

C. Violation of any provision of ORS chapter 390 or rule adopted thereunder described in thissubsection, Class A park infractions

This subsection applies to rules concerning the following:

$114

1. Obstructing, harassing, or interfering with duties of managers or employees.

2. Doing the following in any park area or scenic waterway:a. Depositing waste or refuse generated in the home, business, or by commercial

activities, or, except in designated receptacles, leaving, depositing (includingburying or abandoning), dumping, or failure to remove litter, bottles, cans, ashes,waste, paper, garbage, sewage, refuse, scrap, trash.

b. Failure to use developed toilet facilities where provided or to bury all human wasteand toilet paper at least six inches below the surface of ground and the distancefrom the edge of river set by rule when toilets not provided.

3. Vandalism including any picking, cutting, defacing, damaging, removing, or mutilationof any flowers, shrubs, foliage trees, or plant life or structure or facility of any kind witha value of less than $250.

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4. Removal of flowers, shrubs, foliage trees, or plant life from any park area withoutpermission from the appropriate authority; digging up, defacing, or removing any dirt,stones, or other substances without written permission of the appropriate authority;laying or setting off any blast without written permission of the appropriate authority;cutting living or standing trees or plants for any purpose; cutting, gathering, ordamaging any dead, living, standing, or down trees or brush.

5. Violating any rule in a manner that endangers persons or property.

6. Hunting, pursuing, trapping, killing, injuring, or molesting any wildlife or disturbing theirhabitats, hunting out of season or in prohibited locations.

7. Use of motor vehicles in prohibited area or without permit when required.

D. Violation of any provision of ORS chapter 390 or rule adopted thereunder described in thissubsection, Class A park infraction.

This subsection applies to rules concerning the following:

$334

1. Engaging in construction or sand or log removal on an ocean beach without a validpark permit.

2. Discharging a firearm.

3. Vandalism or any destruction, picking, cutting, defacing, damaging, removing, ormutilation of plants or property in a value in excess of $250.

4. Building a fire in an undesignated location when extreme fire danger has beendesignated and posted.

E. Violating ORS 390.851, Class B park infraction $100

SECTION 8 - FOREST MANAGEMENT INFRACTIONS. Applies to infractions relating to recreational use of stateforest lands under ORS chapter 530.

A. Violation of any provision of a rule or order adopted under ORS chapter 530 not otherwisedescribed in this section. Class A forest management infraction. $61

B. Violation of any provision of a rule or order adopted under ORS chapter 530 described inthis subsection. Class A forest management infraction.

This subsection applies to rules concerning the following:

$114

1. Disposal of trash and garbage; sewage or petroleum products; household,commercial, or industrial refuse; pollution or contamination of water supplies used forhuman consumption; or improper use of a refuse container or disposal facility.

2. Failure to use toilet or sewage facilities where provided or to dispose of human wasteas specified in the rule when toilets are not provided.

3. Vandalism of any public property, structures, or resources, including plants, with avalue of less than $250.

4. Violating any rule in a manner that endangers persons or property.

5. Hunting, pursuing, trapping, killing, injuring, molesting, or disturbing the habitat of anybird or animal.

6. Operation of motorized off-road vehicles.

C. Violation of any rule or order adopted under ORS chapter 530 described in this section. Class A forest management infraction.

This subsection applies to rules concerning the following:

$334

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1. Discharging a firearm.

2. Vandalism of any public property, structures, or resources, including plants, with avalue of more than $250.

3. Building a fire in an unauthorized location or in an unpermitted manner during closedfire season.

SECTION 9 - OTHER OFFENSES. The following formula establishes bail amounts for offenses for which theSupreme Court is required by ORS 1.520 to establish bail that are not otherwise described in this schedule.

A. For offenses NOT causing an accident or endangering others: Bail = 40 percent of the maximum fineestablished for the offense by statute added to the amount of statutory assessments, under ORS 137.290 and137.309, appropriate to that base amount.

B. For offenses CAUSING an accident or endangering others: Bail = 60 percent of the maximum fine establishedfor the offense by statute added to the amount of statutory assessments, under ORS 137.290 and 137.309,appropriate to that base amount.

C. For any subject offense where there is a statutory minimum fine that is higher than the percent of statutorymaximum fine used for a base amount under A. or B. above: Bail = the statutory minimum fine established forthe offense by statute added to the amount of statutory assessments, under ORS 137.290 and 137.309,appropriate to that base amount.

BAS:sh/E3S97011.F9/29/97

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WORKSHEETS USED FOR 1997 UBS BAIL AMOUNTS

GENERAL. The Uniform Bail Schedule (UBS) is a formula adopted by the Oregon Supreme Court under ORS1.520. The order requires that the Office of the State Court Administrator send out information from time to time thatreflects the minimum bails as determined by the formula under the order. These worksheets are the basis for thechanges that result in minimum bails under the UBS as a result of 1997 legislation and are being provided along witha UBS Summary to show what amounts of bail result from those changes.

The bail amounts shown in these worksheets and on the UBS Summary are the amount an officer writes on the frontof a citation when issuing the citation, but, except as noted in the UBS summary, do not necessarily determine theamount that a court will impose.

Amounts imposed as sanctions upon a person when conviction for an offense occurs constitute a single assessment,see ORS 137.293.

The UBS does not apply to or establish bail amounts for misdemeanors and felonies except for major traffic offenses. For these major traffic offenses, the “bail” amount is not a security release amount and cannot be posted and forfeitedas “bail” can for an infraction. The sole purpose for creating UBS bail amounts for major traffic offenses is becauseit is required by statute, and certain statutory minimum fines for those offenses are based on the “bail” amounts underthe UBS.

1997 CHANGES MADE BY LEGISLATION THAT WERE CONSIDERED IN UBS CHANGES:

1. New offenses or changes to offense level:

ORS or SectionNo.

in Bill

1997 Bill No./1997 OregonLaws Ch. No.

Effective Dateof Measure

Offense, New or, if Old, Change Made

Sec 2 SB 437/Ch 509

10-4-97 TRAFFIC, New offense. Failure to yield to transit bus entering traffic, a Class Dtraffic infraction. No specific change to UBS for this new offense.

Sec 2 SB 990/ Ch 843

10-4-97 TRAFFIC, New offense. Failure to yield to a highway worker who is a pedestrian,a Class B traffic infraction. No specific change to UBS for this new offense.

Sec 5 SB 1119/Ch 540

10-4-97 TRAFFIC, New offense. Tampering with vehicle immobilization boot, a Class Atraffic infraction. No specific change to UBS for this new offense.

Sec 2 HB 2377/Ch 498

10-4-97 TRAFFIC, New offense. Blocking disabled person parking space, minimum finenot suspendable, a Class D traffic infraction, WITH A MINIMUM FINE

Sec 2 HB 2519/Ch 468

10-4-97 TRAFFIC, New offense. Misuse of special left turn lane, a Class B trafficinfraction. No specific change to UBS for this new offense.

811.540 HB 2983/Ch 860

10-4-97 TRAFFIC, Change in penalty for existing offense. Attempting to elude a policeofficer, increased penalty for fleeing in a vehicle from a Class A Misdemeanor to aClass C Felony. Penalty remains Class A Misdemeanor for fleeing on foot. Thischange is reflected in the references to major traffic offenses in the UBS, but doesnot take effect until October 4.

390.835 HB 2409/Ch 478

7-3-97 PARKS AND RECREATION, New offense. New prohibitions on placer miningand recreational prospecting in amendments by section 1, see (14). Made offensesby ORS 390.845 and 390.990(5), Class A parks and recreation infractions. Nospecific change to UBS for this new offense.

Sec 3 SB 1046/Ch 568

10-4-97 BOATING, New offense. Disobeying boating safety order of peace officer,penalty in 830.990, a Class B Misdemeanor. No specific change to UBS for thisnew offense.

ORS or SectionNo.

in Bill

1997 Bill No./1997 OregonLaws Ch. No.

Effective Dateof Measure

Offense, New or, if Old, Change Made

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830.994 SB 1046/Ch 568

10-4-97 BOATING, New offense. Violation of court order for violation of 830.325, underboating laws, penalty under (3), a Class A Misdemeanor. No specific change toUBS for this new offense.

Sec 5 HB 3558/Ch 737

10-4-97 BOATING, New offense. Violation of certain marine board boating safety rules,penalty in 830.990(2), a Class A boating infraction. No specific change to UBSfor this new offense.

2. Other changes:

ORS or SectionNo. in Bill

1997 Bill No./1997 OregonLaws Ch. No.

Effective Dateof Measure

CHANGE, Reason it Creates Need for UBS Change, Change Made

Sec 1 SB 30/ Ch 19

10-4-97 Increase the “bail” amount for nonresident angling license and tag violations from$75 to $299 in wildlife and commercial fishing bails. While the bails for theseoffenses are statutory, they are presented in the UBS Summary for the convenienceof the user. A corresponding change was made to the Summary to show thischange. Also, the UBS worksheets reflect a reduced “fine” amount in the totalbail that results from the increased UA (the total “bail” does not change becausethe bail amounts are statutorily set).

137.290, Sec 27 SB 273/Ch 872

8-15-97 Unitary Assessment (UA) amounts increased by $5 for infractions and violationsand $6 for all other offenses. The formula in the UBS is based in part on the UA. On all offenses subject to the UBS that are also in the UBS Summary, changeswere made to “bail” amounts to reflect this change. This is the primary cause ofincreased bail amounts for the UBS in 1997.

Sec 3 SB 424/Ch 682

10-4-97 Creates increased bail amounts and minimum fines for traffic offenses committedin a appropriately posted school zone. References to this new law were added tothe UBS Summary in the same places where there are existing references to thebail amounts and minimum fines for traffic offenses in a Highway Work Zone(HWZ, a new law in the 1995 session). No other change was necessary as the baseamounts used to compute this offense was already created for the HWZ offensesafter 1995. The amounts of both the bail and the minimum fines are the same forboth BUT it does not take effect until 10-4-97.

811.615, Sec 4

HB 2534/Ch 680

10-4-97 Parking in disabled space was changed to ALLOW the statutory minimum fine tobe reduced in some circumstances. A change was made to the UBS Summary toshow this was possible. A reference was placed in the section of the UBSSummary to this change, BUT it does not take effect until 10-4-97.

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UBS WORKSHEET TABLE 1, See section 1A of 1997 UBS Summary. REGULAR TRAFFIC INFRACTIONS.

(a) Offense, GENERAL TRAFFICINFRACTIONS subject to the OregonVehicle Code (ORS chapters 801through 826) and ORS chapter 153.(UBS base “fine” %) An asterisk “*” isplaced beside groups of offenses wherethere is a statutory minimum fine

(b)MaxFine153.615,825.990

(c) This +[UBS baseamt “fine”,% of Maxfine (b) shown in(a)]

(d) This +[UA137.290,does notvary withfineamount]

(e)This = [CA137.309based on“base” fineamt (c),varies withfine]

(f) 1997BAIL(c+d+e)for UBS roundedto nexthighestwhole $

(g)137.309(9)LEMLA inBAIL (f)taken fromCA portion[shown in(e)]

(h) CAforMaxfine(b)

(I) Maxpossiblepenalty[(b) + (d) +(h)], notincludingrestitutionor costs

(1) A INF., no accident (40% base) 600 240 30 20 290 2 59 689

(2) A INF., accident (60% base) 600 360 30 24 414 2 59 689

(3)*A INF., Hwy Wrk Zn (811.230),Posted Schl Zn (sec 3, 1997 SB 424). (80% base)

600 480 30 20 530 2 59 689

(4) A INF., no accident CDL vehicle137.290 (2)(a), speed only (40% base)

600 240 70 20 330 2 59 729

(5) A INF., accident CDL vehicle137.290 (2)(a), speed only (60% base)

600 360 70 24 454 2 59 729

(6)*A INF., Hwy Wrk Zn (811.230),Posted Schl Zn (sec 3, 1997 SB 424).CDL vehicle 137.290 (2)(a), speed only(80% base)

600 480 70 20 570 2 59 729

(7)*A INF., MOTOR CARRIER ch 825(825.990) no accident (40% base), thosenot “scheduled” in worksheet Table 6below.

500 200 30 20 250 2 59 589

(8) *A INF., MOTOR CARRIERch 825 (825.990) accident (60% base),those not “scheduled” in worksheetTable 6 below.

500 300 30 24 354 2 59 589

(9) *A INF., MOTOR CARRIER,ch 825 (825.990) Hwy Wrk Zn(811.230), Posted Schl Zn (sec 3, 1997SB 424). (80% base), those not“scheduled” in worksheet Table 6below.

500 400 30 20 450 2 59 589

(10) B INF., no accident (40% base) 300 120 30 20 170 2 24 354

(11) B INF., accident (60% base) 300 180 30 20 230 2 24 354

(12) *B INF., Hwy Wrk Zn (811.230),Posted Schl Zn (sec 3, 1997 SB 424)(80% base)

300 240 30 20 290 2 24 354

(13) B INF., no accident CDL vehicle137.290 (2)(a), speed only (40% base)

300 120 70 20 210 2 24 394

(14) B INF., accident CDL vehicle137.290 (2)(a), speed only (60% base)

300 180 70 20 270 2 24 394

(15) *B INF., Hwy Wrk Zn (811.230),Posted Schl Zn.(sec 3, 1997 SB 424)CDL vehicle 137.290 (2)(a), speed only(80% base)

300 240 70 20 330 2 24 394

(16) C INF., no accident (40% base) 150 60 30 14 104 1 20 200

(17) C INF., accident (60% base) 150 90 30 14 134 1 20 200

(18)*C INF., Hwy Wrk Zn (811.230,speed only), Posted Schl Zn.(sec 3, 1997SB 424) (80% base)

150 120 30 14 164 1 20 200

(a) Offense, GENERAL TRAFFICINFRACTIONS subject to the OregonVehicle Code (ORS chapters 801through 826) and ORS chapter 153.(UBS base “fine” %) An asterisk “*” isplaced beside groups of offenses wherethere is a statutory minimum fine

(b)MaxFine153.615,825.990

(c) This +[UBS baseamt “fine”,% of Maxfine (b) shown in(a)]

(d) This +[UA137.290,does notvary withfineamount]

(e)This = [CA137.309based on“base” fineamt (c),varies withfine]

(f) 1997BAIL(c+d+e)for UBS roundedto nexthighestwhole $

(g)137.309(9)LEMLA inBAIL (f)taken fromCA portion[shown in(e)]

(h) CAforMaxfine(b)

(I) Maxpossiblepenalty[(b) + (d) +(h)], notincludingrestitutionor costs

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(19) C INF., no accident CDL vehicle137.290 (2)(a), speed only (40% base)

150 60 70 14 144 1 20 240

(20) C INF., accident CDL vehicle137.290 (2)(a) , speed only (60% base)

150 90 70 14 174 1 20 240

(21) *C INF., Hwy Wrk Zn (811.230),Posted Schl Zn (sec 3, 1997 SB 424).CDL vehicle 137.290 (2)(a) , speed only(80% base)

150 120 70 14 204 1 20 240

(22) D INF., no accident (40% base) 75 30 30 12 72 1 14 119

(23) D INF., accident (60% base) 75 45 30 12 87 1 14 119

(24) *D INF., Hwy Wrk Zn (811.230),speed only), Posted Schl Zn.(sec 3, 1997SB 424) (80% base)

75 60 30 12 102 1 14 119

(25) D INF., no accident CDL vehicle137.290 (2)(a), speed only (40% base)NOTE: no enhanced UA amount forspeed because not over 10 miles perhour, see 137.290(2)(a) and811.109(1)(a)

75 30 30 12 72 1 14 119

(26) D INF., accident CDL vehicle137.290 (2)(a) , speed only (60% base)NOTE: no enhanced UA amount forspeed because not over 10 miles perhour, see 137.290(2)(a) and811.109(1)(a)

75 45 30 12 87 1 14 119

(27) *D INF., Hwy Wrk Zn (811.230,speed only), Posted Schl Zn.(sec 3, 1997SB 424) CDL vehicle 137.290 (2)(a),speed only (80% base) NOTE: noenhanced UA amount for speed becausenot over 10 miles per hour, see137.290(2)(a) and 811.109(1)(a)

75 60 30 12 102 1 14 119

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UBS WORKSHEET TABLE 2, See section 1A of 1997 UBS Summary.“UNCLASSIFIED” TRAFFIC OFFENSES. “Unclassified”offenses are those that have a specific fine set in statute and are not classified as an A, B, C or D infraction under the vehicle code.

Unclassified Traffic Offense, Underpart 3b of the UBS the statutorymaximum fines are the “base” fineamount for bail purposes.

(b)MaxFine, sameas listedbelow, theamount offine listedin thestatute

(c) This +[UBS baseamt “fine”]

(d) This +[UA137.290,does notvary withfineamount]

(e)This = [CA137.309based on“base” fineamt (c),varies withfine]

(f) 1997BAIL(c+d+e)for UBS roundedto nexthighestwhole $

(g)137.309(9)LEMLA inBAIL (f)taken fromCA portion[shown in(e)]

(h) CAforMaxfine(b)

(I) Maxpossiblepenalty[(b) + (d) +(h)], notincludingrestitutionor costs

(1) Snow Park 811.590, See thisworksheet table for 11, No UA orCA for parking offenses

10 10 0 0 10 0 0 10

(2) Bicycle Helmet814.485, 814.486

25 25 30 12 67 1 12 67

(3) vehicle overweight 818.430, The specifics for these unclassified offenses are shown in tables for worksheet Tables 8, 9 and 10 below.

UBS WORKSHEET TABLE 3, See section 1A of 1997 UBS Summary. MAJOR TRAFFIC OFFENSES.

(a) Offense, MAJOR TRAFFICOFFENSES (UBS base “fine” %) An asterisk “*” is placed besidegroups of offenses where there is astatutory minimum fine, “base” fineamounts are set by the UBS part 3e

(b) MaxFine161.625,161.635

(c) This +[UBS baseamt “fine”,% of Maxfine (b) shown in(a)]

(d) This +[UA137.290,does notvary withfineamount]

(e)This = [CA137.309based on“base” fineamt (c),varies withfine]

(f) 1997BAIL(c+d+e)for UBS roundedto nexthighestwhole $

(g)137.309(9)LEMLA inBAIL (f)from CAportion[shown in(e)]

(h) CAforMaxfine(b)

(I) Maxpossiblepenalty[(b) + (d) +(h)], notincludingrestitutionor costs

(1) C FEL., H&R 811.705, CrDWS811.182(3), Elude in a vehicle 811.540(1% base)

100000 1000 100 59 1159 5 59 100159

(2) *C FEL., Hwy Wrk Zn (811.230),Posted Schl Zn.(sec 3, 1997 SB 424) (2% base)

100000 2000 100 59 2159 5 59 100159

(3) A MISD., DUII, 813.010 (10%base)

5000 500 90 59 649 5 59 5149

(4) A MISD., Not DUII, Rec 811.140,H&R 811.700, CrDWS 811.182(4),Elude on foot 811.540 (10% base)

5000 500 60 59 619 5 59 5119

(5) *A MISD., DUII, Hwy Wrk Zn(811.230), Posted Schl Zn (sec 3, 1997SB 424) (20% base)

5000 1000 90 59 1149 5 59 5149

(6) *A MISD., Not DUII, Hwy Wrk Zn(811.230), Posted Schl Zn (sec 3, 1997SB 424) (20% base)

5000 1000 60 59 1119 5 59 5119

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UBS WORKSHEET TABLE 4, See section 1B of 1997 UBS Summary. MINIMUM FINES. Where statutory minimum amountsmay limit the ability of courts to waive or reduce .

(a) Statutory minimum fines that maylimit ability to waive or reducecertain amounts statutorilyestablished

(b) Statutoryminimum amountestablished andnature

(c)1997BAIL

(d) Whereto find inthisworksheet

(e) Circumstances under which statutory minimum maybe changed (lowered, raised)

(1) A INF, Commercial truck ruleviolations, maximum and minimumfine set in ORS 825.990(1)

10, minimum fine varies Tables 1and 6

No provision for waiver or lowering, but statute is silentso there may be possible suspension under ORS137.010

(2) B INF., Unlawful parking indisabled space 811.615 (minimumfine is base) Amended by section 4,1997 HB 2534. Maximum fine shownin ORS 153.615

190, minimum fineand bail, fine canbe reduced to $50in some instancesafter 10-4-97

190 Tables 5and 11

A court may not suspend imposition or execution of atleast the minimum fine established in (c) unless thecourt finds that the defendant is indigent OR finds, byclear and convincing evidence, that compellingcircumstances require suspension of a portion of thefine in the interests of justice. In no event shall thecourt suspend more than $140 of the minimum in (c)

(3) B INF., Unlawful use of disabledpermit 811.625 (minimum fine isbase). Maximum fine shown in ORS153.615

190, minimum fineand bail

190 Tables 5and 11

A court may not suspend imposition or execution of atleast the minimum fine established in (c)

(4) TRAFFIC OFFENSES in aposted school zone withappropriate signs posted (sec 3,1997 SB 424), applies to all A and Btraffic infractions, all C and D trafficinfractions related to exceeding alegal speed and all major trafficoffenses

UBS bail amountas minimum bailand fine amountafter 10-4-97

varies Tables 1and 5

A court may not waive, reduce or suspend the amountof bail or fine, no exceptions given, local courts canestablish higher bails and then waive, reduce or suspendto statutory minimum

(5) D INF, Section 2 HB 2377(blocking a disabled space)(minimumfine is base). Maximum fine shownin ORS 153.615

50, minimum fine 50 Tables 5and 11

A court may not suspend imposition or execution of atleast the minimum fine unless court finds thatdefendant is indigent

(6) TRAFFIC OFFENSES in a.Highway Work Zone (811.230)applies to all A and B trafficinfractions, all C and D trafficinfractions related to exceeding alegal speed and all major trafficoffenses

UBS bail amountas minimum bailand fine amount

varies Tables 1and 5

A court may not waive, reduce or suspend the amountof bail or fine, no exceptions given, local courts canestablish higher bails and then waive, reduce or suspendto statutory minimum

(7) UBS, 1.520(3) Uniform BailSchedule is binding on all courts ofthis state

UBS bail amount isbail amount officerwrites on ticket

varies This is theUBS

UBS is binding on all courts of this state, HOWEVER,courts can establish their own violations bureauschedules for reductions on fines below bail amountswritten on tickets, ORS 153.800(5)

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UBS WORKSHEET TABLE 5, “SPECIAL” TRAFFIC OFFENSES. See section 1B of 1997 UBS Summary. Offenses where astatutory minimum that creates a higher bail than what would otherwise be imposed under the UBS. Determined under exceptions to theUBS as set out in the SCO 95-044 part 3b. In some instances, these minimum fines cannot be suspended or waived.

(a) Offense where bail isdetermined by statutoryminimum amount (UBS base“fine” %) See UBS part 3b(2).

(b)MaxFine153.615

(c) This +[Statutoryminimumfine]

(d)UBSbase amt“fine”thatwouldnormallyapplyunderTable 1,not usedfor theseoffensesbecause (c)is higher

(e) This +[UA137.290,does notvary withfineamount],NOTapply toparking

(f)This = [CA137.309based on“base” fineamt (c),varies withfine] NOTapply toparking

(g) 1997BAIL(c+e+f)for UBS roundedto nexthighestwhole $

(h)137.309(9)LEMLA inBAIL (g)taken fromCA portion[shown in(f)]

(I) CAforMaxfine(b)

(j) Maxpossiblepenalty[(b) + (e)+ (I)], notincludingrestitutionor costs

(1) B INF., Unlawful parking indisable space 811.615(minimum fine is base)

300 190 120 0 0 190 0 0 300

(2) B INF., Unlawful use ofdisabled permit 811.625(minimum fine is base)

300 190 120 0 0 190 0 0 300

(3) D INF.,(minimum fine isbase) Section 2, HB 2377,blocking a disabled parkingspace

75 50 30 0 0 50 0 0 75

(4) TRAFFIC OFFENSES ina posted school zone withappropriate signs posted(sec 3, 1997 SB 424), applies toall A and B traffic infractions,all C and D traffic infractionsrelated to exceeding a legalspeed and all major trafficoffenses

For specifics on bails for traffic offenses in appropriately posted school zones, see Table 1.

(5) TRAFFIC OFFENSES ina. Highway Work Zone(811.230) applies to all A and Btraffic infractions, all C and Dtraffic infractions related toexceeding a legal speed and allmajor traffic offenses

For specifics on bails for traffic offenses in highway work zones, see Table 1.

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UBS WORKSHEET TABLE 6, See section 1D of 1997 UBS Summary. CERTAIN MOTOR CARRIER RULE OFFENSES. (a) “Scheduled” Motor Carrier RuleOffenses, (UBS base “fine” %) ScheduleA of UBS parts 3g and 4. Related rulesare adopted by ODOT under thefollowing: 825.210, vehicle safety;825.232, general rule making; 825.252,driver safety; 825.258, hazardousmaterials. NOTE: 825.256, hazardouswaste safety rule violations are covered byother penalties, See ORS 825.990(3) and(4).

(b) MaxFine825.990

(c) This +[UBS baseamt “fine”,% of Maxfine (b) shown in(a)]

(d) This +[UA137.290,does notvary withfineamount]

(e) This = [CA137.309based on“base” fineamt (c),varies withfine]

(f) 1997BAIL(c+d+e)for UBS roundedto nexthighestwhole $

(g)137.309(9)LEMLA inBAIL (f)from CAportion[shown in(e)]

(h) CAforMaxfine(b)

(I) Maxpossiblepenalty[(b) + (d)+ (h)],notincludingrestitutionor costs

(1) A INF., Driver violation, substantialpotential for accident (100% base)

500 500 30 59 589 5 59 589

(2) A INF., Driver violation, moderatepotential for accident (20% base)

500 100 30 20 150 2 59 589

(3) A INF., Driver violation, limitedpotential for accident (6% base)

500 30 30 12 72 1 59 589

(4) A INF., Vehicle violation, substantialpotential for accident (20% base)

500 100 30 20 150 2 59 589

(5) A INF., Vehicle violation moderatepotential for accident (12% base)

500 60 30 14 104 1 59 589

(6) A INF., Vehicle violation limitedpotential for accident (6% base)

500 30 30 12 72 1 59 589

(7) A INF., Haz Mat violation,substantial potential for accident (50%base)

500 250 30 24 304 2 59 589

(8) A INF., Haz Mat violation, moderatepotential for accident (20% base)

500 100 30 20 150 2 59 589

(9) A INF., Haz Mat violation, limitedpotential for accident (6% base)

500 30 30 12 72 1 59 589

(10) A INF., Other subject rule violationsor violation of ORS chapter 825,including 825.100 (failure to obtain motorcarrier permit)

500 See specifics under Table 1 above for Class A traffic infractions under MotorCarrier classification.

589

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UBS WORKSHEET TABLE 7, See sections 1E and 1F of 1997 UBS Summary. TRAFFIC OFFENSES THAT CONTAINSTATUTORY ENHANCEMENTS.

(a)Offense, GENERAL TRAFFICINFRACTIONS WITH STATUTORYENHANCEMENTS (UBS base “fine” %). These are not otherwise enhanced for anaccident, see UBS part 2b

(b)MaxFine153.615

(c) This +[UBS baseamt “fine”,% of Maxfine (b) shown in(a)]

(d) This +[UA137.290,does notvary withfineamount]

(e)This = [CA137.309based on“base” fineamt (c),varies withfine]

(f) 1997BAIL(c+d+e)for UBS roundedto nexthighestwhole $

(g)137.309(9)LEMLA inBAIL (f)taken fromCA portion[shown in(e)]

(h) CAforMaxfine(b)

(I) Maxpossiblepenalty[(b) + (d)+ (h)],notincludingrestitutionor costs

(1) A INF, 811.135 careless driving,contributing to an accident (40% base)

600 240 30 20 290 2 59 689

(2) B INF, 811.135 careless driving, NOTcontributing to an accident (40% base)

300 120 30 20 170 2 24 354

(3) B INF, 811.365 unlawful U-Turn,contributing to an accident (40% base)

300 120 30 20 170 2 24 354

(4) C INF, 811.365 unlawful U-Turn, NOTcontributing to an accident (40% base)

150 60 30 14 104 1 20 200

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UBS WORKSHEET TABLE 8, SCHEDULE I VEHICLE OVERWEIGHT OFFENSES. See section 1G of 1997 UBSSummary. ORS 818.430(1) (these are all “unclassified” offenses), applies to violations of ORS 818.020, 818.060,818.340(5)(c)

(a) Schedule I818.430(1) -Excess Weightin lbs

(b)straightfine

(c)Centsperpound

(d)This +[ base“fine” byUBSformula, b+(a*c)]

(e)This +[UA137.290,does notvary withfine amount]

(f) This = [CA137.309 basedon “base” fineamt (c), varieswith fine]

(g) ‘97 BAIL, (d+e+f),Max penalty the same,not including restitutionor costs, for UBSrounded to next highestwhole $

(h) 137.309 (9)LEMLA inBAIL (g) fromCA portion[shown in (f)]

1 1000 5 0 5 30 5 40 0

2 1001 30 0 30 30 12 72 1

3 2001 0 .03 60.03 30 14 104.03 1

4 3000 0 .03 90 30 14 134 1

5 3001 0 .05 150.05 30 20 200.05 2

6 4999 0 .05 249.95 30 20 299.95 2

7 5000 0 .05 250 30 24 304 2

8 5001 0 .13 650.13 30 59 739.13 5

9 7500 0 .13 975 30 59 1064 5

10 7501 0 .15 1125.15 30 59 1214.15 5

11 10000 0 .15 1500 30 59 1589 5

12 10001 0 .19 1900.19 30 59 1989.19 5

13 12501 0 .19 2375.19 30 59 2464.19 5

14 12501 0 .24 3000.24 30 59 3089.24 5

15 Higher 0 .24 by formula 30 59 by formula 5

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UBS WORKSHEET TABLE 9, SCHEDULE II VEHICLE OVERWEIGHT OFFENSES. See section 1H of 1997 UBSSummary. ORS 818.430(2) (these are all “unclassified” offenses), applies to offenses under 818.340(5)(b).

(a) Schedule II818.430(2) -Excess Weightin lbs

(b)straightfine

(c)Centsperpound

(d)This +[ base “fine”by UBSformula, b+(a*c)]

(e)This +[UA137.290,does notvary withfineamount]

(f)This = [CA 137.309based on“base” fine amt(c), varies withfine]

(g) ‘97 BAIL,(d+e+f), Max penaltythe same, notincluding restitutionor costs, for UBS rounded to nexthighest whole $

(h) 137.309 (9)LEMLA inBAIL (g) from CAportion [shown in(f)]

1 100 100 .10 110 30 20 160 2

2 1499 100 .10 249.9 30 20 299.9 2

3 1500 100 .10 250 30 24 304 2

4 3999 100 .10 499.9 30 24 553.9 2

5 4000 100 .10 500 30 59 589 5

6 5000 100 .10 600 30 59 689 5

7 5001 250 .15 1000.15 30 59 1089.15 5

8 10000 250 .15 1750 30 59 1839 5

9 10001 500 .30 3500.3 30 59 3589.3 5

10 higher 500 .30 by formula 30 59 by formula 5

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UBS WORKSHEET TABLE 10, SCHEDULE III VEHICLE OVERWEIGHT OFFENSES. See section 1I of 1997 UBS Summary.ORS 818.430(4) (these are all “unclassified” offenses), applies to violations of ORS 818.020, 818.060, 818.340(5)(c)

(a) Schedule III818.430(4) -ExcessWeight in lbs

(b)straightfine

(c)Centsperpound

(d)This +[ base“fine” byUBSformula, b+(a*c)]

(e)This +[UA137.290, doesnot vary withfine amount]

(f)This = [CA137.309 basedon “base” fineamt (c), varieswith fine]

(g) ‘97 BAIL, (d+e+f),Max penalty the same,not including restitutionor costs, for UBS rounded to next highestwhole $

(h) 137.309 (9)LEMLA inBAIL (g) fromCA portion[shown in (f)]

1 100 100 .15 115 30 20 165 2

2 999 100 .15 249.85 30 20 299.85 2

3 1000 100 .15 250 30 24 304 2

4 2666 100 .15 499.9 30 24 553.9 2

5 2667 100 .15 500.05 30 59 589.05 5

6 5000 100 .15 850 30 59 939 5

7 5001 250 .20 1250.2 30 59 1339.2 5

8 10000 250 .20 2250 30 59 2339 5

9 10001 500 .30 3500.3 60 59 3619.3 5

10 higher + jail 500 .30 by formula 60 59 by formula + JAIL 5

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UBS WORKSHEET TABLE 11, STATE PARKING OFFENSES. See section 1J of 1997 UBS Summary. There is no unitaryassessment (UA) or county assessment (CA) for parking offenses.

(a) Offense, STATE PARKINGTRAFFIC INFRACTIONS (UBS basefine % or statutory minimum fineindicated)

(b)MaxFine153.615

(c) This +[EITHER -UBSbase amt “fine”,% of Max fine(b) shown in (a)orSTATUTORYMINIMUM fineshown in (a)]

(d) This +[UA137.290,does notvary withfineamount]

(e)This = [CA137.309based on“base” fineamt (c),varies withfine]

(f) 1997BAIL(c+d+e)for UBS roundedto nexthighestwhole $

(g)137.309(9)LEMLA inBAIL (f)taken fromCA portion[shown in(e)]

(h) CAforMaxfine(b)

(I) Maxpossiblepenalty[(b) + (d)+ (h)],notincludingrestitutionor costs

(1) B INF, 811.630 (misuse ofhandicapped program placard) (40%base)

300 120 0 0 120 0 0 300

(2) B INF, 811.615, 811.625(unlawful parking in handicappedspace, unlawful use of disabledperson parking permit) STATUTORYMINIMUM FINE/BAIL OF $190, seeTable 4 of this worksheet

300 190 0 0 190 0 0 300

(3) D INF, Section 2, HB 2377(blocking a disabled space)STATUTORY MINIMUMFINE/BAIL OF $50, see Table 4 ofthis worksheet

75 50 0 0 50 0 0 75

(4) D INF, 811.555, 811.570,811.575. 811.580, 811.585 (40%base)

75 30 0 0 30 0 0 75

(5) UNCLASSIFIEDINFRACTION, Snow Parkviolations 811.590, See UBS 3a

10 10 0 0 10 0 0 10

UBS WORKSHEET TABLE 12, AERONAUTICS OFFENSES. See section 2 of 1997 UBS Summary.

(a) Offense, AERONAUTICS“INFRACTIONS” as defined in ORS837.100 and 837.990(1) (UBS base “fine”%)

(b)MaxFine153.310

(c) This +[UBS baseamt “fine”,% of Maxfine (b) shown in(a)]

(d) This +[UA137.290,does notvary withfineamount]

(e)This = [CA137.309based on“base” fineamt (c),varies withfine]

(f) 1997BAIL(c+d+e)for UBS roundedto nexthighestwhole $

(g)137.309(9)LEMLA inBAIL (f)taken fromCA portion[shown in(e)]

(h) CAforMaxfine(b)

(I) Maxpossiblepenalty[(b) + (d)+ (h)],notincludingrestitutionor costs

(1) A AERO INF., NOT contributing toan accident or endangering others (40%base)

700 280 30 24 334 2 59 789

(2) A AERO INF., contributing to anaccident or endangering others (60%base)

700 420 30 24 474 2 59 789

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UBS WORKSHEET TABLE 13, FIRE PREVENTION OFFENSES. See section 3 of 1997 UBS Summary.

(a) Offense, FIRE PREVENTIONINFRACTIONS (UBS base “fine” %),ORS 477.980, 477.985, 477.993

(b)MaxFine477.980

(c) This +[UBSbase amt“fine”, %of Maxfine (b) shown in(a)]

(d) This +[UA137.290,does notvary withfineamount]

(e)This = [CA137.309based on“base” fineamt (c),varies withfine]

(f) 1997BAIL(c+d+e)for UBS roundedto nexthighestwhole $

(g)137.309(9)LEMLA inBAIL (f)taken fromCA portion[shown in(e)]

(h) CAforMaxfine(b)

(I) Maxpossiblepenalty[(b) + (d)+ (h)],notincludingrestitutionor costs

(1) A INF., (40% base), 3rd orsubsequent offense, NOT contributing toan accident or endangering others

500 200 30 20 250 2 59 589

(2) A INF., (60% base) 3rd orsubsequent offense, contributing to anaccident or endangering others

500 300 30 24 354 2 59 589

(3) B INF., (40% base) 2nd offense,NOT contributing to an accident orendangering others

100 40 30 12 82 1 20 150

(4) B INF., (60% base) 2nd offense,contributing to an accident orendangering others

100 60 30 14 104 1 20 150

(5) C INF., (40% base) 1st offense,NOT contributing to an accident orendangering others

50 20 30 12 62 1 14 94

(6) C INF., (60% base) 1st offense,contributing to an accident orendangering others

50 30 30 12 72 1 14 94

UBS WORKSHEET TABLE 14, COMPULSORY SCHOOL ATTENDANCE OFFENSES. See section 4 of 1997 UBS Summary.[NOTE: ORS 339.990(3)(a)(C) limits the amount of bail that can be on a citation issued by a superintendent to $100].

(a) Offense, COMPULSORY SCHOOLATTENDANCE INFRACTIONS (UBSbase “fine” %), ORS 339.925 and339.990

(b)MaxFine153.310

(c) This +[UBSbase amt“fine”, %of Maxfine (b) shown in(a)]

(d) This +[UA137.290,does notvary withfineamount]

(e)This = [CA137.309based on“base” fineamt (c),varies withfine]

(f) 1997BAIL(c+d+e)for UBS roundedto nexthighestwhole $

(g)137.309(9)LEMLA inBAIL (f)taken fromCA portion[shown in(e)]

(h) CAforMaxfine(b)

(I) Maxpossiblepenalty[(b) + (d)+ (h)],notincludingrestitutionor costs

(1) B INF., (40% base), 339.020,mandatory school attendance

140 56 30 12 98 1 20 190

(2) B INF., (40% base), 339.035, HomeSchooling requirements.

140 56 30 12 98 1 20 190

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UBS WORKSHEET TABLE 15, BOATING OFFENSES. See section 5 of 1997 UBS Summary.

(a) Offense, BOATING INFRACTIONS,(UBS base “fine” %), ORS 830.990,830.997, UBS 2b and 3f

(b)MaxFine153.440

(c) This +[UBS baseamt “fine”,% of Maxfine (b) shown in(a)]

(d) This +[UA137.290,does notvary withfineamount]

(e)This = [CA137.309based on“base”fine amt(c), varieswith fine]

(f) 1997BAIL(c+d+e)for UBS roundedto nexthighestwhole $

(g)137.309(9)LEMLA inBAIL (f)taken fromCA portion[shown in(e)]

(h) CAforMaxfine(b)

(I) Maxpossiblepenalty[(b) + (d)+ (h)],notincludingrestitutionor costs

(1) A INF., (17.2% base) NOTcontributing to an accident

1395 239.94 30 20 289.94 2 59 1484

(2) A INF., (25.8% base) contributing toan accident

1395 359.91 30 24 413.91 2 59 1484

(3) B INF., (17% base), NOTcontributing to an accident

350 59.5 30 14 103.5 1 24 404

(4) B INF., (25.7% base), contributingto an accident.

350 89.95 30 14 133.95 1 24 404

UBS WORKSHEET TABLE 16, GAME AND COMMERCIAL FISHING OFFENSES. See section 6 of 1997 UBS Summary.

(a) Offense, WILDLIFE ANDCOMMERCIAL FISHINGVIOLATIONS, 496.951, 496.992(2). Although set by statute, these bailamounts are set out in the UBSsummary for the reader’s convenience,and are set out here to show the amountsthat are the basis for the bail. NOTE:Unless there is a corresponding statutoryincrease in the bail amount under ORS496.951, when statutory assessments areincreased, the “fine” in column (c)decreases correspondingly.

(b)MaxFine161.635(4)

(c) This +amount of“bail” in(f) thatrepresents“fine”portion,determinedby (f-e-d)

(d) This +[UA137.290,does notvary withfineamount]

(e)This = [CA137.309[set bysubtracting(d) from(f) andthenlooking atstatute tosee whatamountwould beright]

(f) 1997BAIL setby ORS496.951

(g)137.309(9)LEMLA inBAIL (f)taken fromCA portion[shown in(e)]

(h) CAforMaxfine(b)

(I) Maxpossiblepenalty[(b) + (d)+ (h)],notincludingrestitutionor costs

(1) VIOLATION.,496.951(1)(a) 500 33 30 12 75 1 59 589

(2) VIOLATION.,496.951(1)(b) 500 100 30 20 150 2 59 589

(3) VIOLATION.,496.951(1)(c) 500 249 30 20 299 2 59 589

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UBS WORKSHEET TABLE 17, PARKS AND RECREATION OFFENSES. See section 7 of 1997 UBS Summary.

(a) Offense, PARK ANDRECREATION INFRACTIONS(UBS base “fine” %), ORS 390.050,390.990, UBS part 3g and 4 [withexceptions for speed] Schedule B ofUBS part 3g(2) and 4b.

(b)MaxFine153.310

(c) This +[UBS baseamt “fine”,% of Maxfine (b) shown in(a)]

(d) This +[UA137.290,does notvary withfineamount]

(e)This = [CA137.309based on“base” fineamt (c), varieswith fine]

(f) 1997BAIL(c+d+e) forUBS rounded tonexthighestwhole $

(g)137.309(9)LEMLA inBAIL (f)taken fromCA portion[shown in(e)]

(h) CAforMaxfine(b)

(I) Maxpossiblepenalty[(b) + (d)+ (h)],notincludingrestitutionor costs

(1) A INF., Speeding in a park only,See UBS part 4b

700 The bail amounts for speeding in a park are the same as bail amounts forspeeding on a highway which are classed as an A, B, C, or D infractionbased on the speed. See provisions in 1C of the UBS summary provided bystate courts related to speed on highways.

59 789

(2) A INF., (2.7% base) parks andrecreation rules under ORS ch 390not otherwise described

700 18.9 30 12 60.9 1 59 789

(3) A INF., (10% base) parks andrecreation rules under ORS ch 390listed under section 7C of UBSsummary provided by state courts

700 70 30 14 114 1 59 789

(4) A INF., (40% base) parks andrecreation rules under ORS ch 390listed under section 7D of UBSsummary provided by state courts

700 280 30 24 334 1 59 789

(5) B INF., (40% base) ORS390.851 Deschutes River passviolation

140 56 30 14 100 1 20 190

UBS WORKSHEET TABLE 18, FOREST MANAGEMENT OFFENSES. See section 8 of 1997 UBS Summary.

(a) Offense, FORESTMANAGEMENT INFRACTIONS(UBS base “fine” %), ORS 530.050,530.900, 530.990, UBS part 3g and 4]Schedule B of UBS part 3g(2) and 4c.

(b)MaxFine153.310

(c) This +[UBS baseamt “fine”,% of Maxfine (b) shown in(a)]

(d) This +[UA137.290,does notvary withfineamount]

(e)This = [CA137.309based on“base” fineamt (c),varies withfine]

(f) 1997BAIL(c+d+e)for UBS roundedto nexthighestwhole $

(g)137.309(9)LEMLA inBAIL (f)taken fromCA portion[shown in(e)]

(h) CAforMaxfine(b)

(I) Maxpossiblepenalty[(b) + (d)+ (h)],notincludingrestitutionor costs

(1) A INF., (2.7% base) forestmanagement rules and orders underORS ch 530 not otherwise described

700 18.9 30 12 60.9 1 59 789

(2) A INF., (10% base) forestmanagement rules and orders underORS ch 530 listed under section 8B ofUBS summary provided by state courts

700 70 30 14 114 1 59 789

(3) A INF., (40% base) forestmanagement rules and orders underORS ch 530 listed under section 8C ofUBS summary provided by state courts

700 280 30 24 334 1 59 789

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UBS WORKSHEET TABLE 19, OTHER OFFENSES. See section 9 of 1997 UBS Summary. Worksheet to determine bail amountaccording to UBS formula for offenses not specifically listed in the UBS Summary.

(a) Offenses that are infractionsor violations punishable only by afine (UBS base “fine” % or other“base” for bail determination)

(b)InsertMaximumFineallowed bystatute here

(c) This +[Insert theUBS baseamt “fine”,% of Maxfine (b) shown in(a), OR thestatutoryminimum, ifhigher thanthe regularUBS base]

(d) This +[Insert theUA137.290,does notvary withfineamount]

(e)This = [Insert theCA137.309based on“base”fine amt(c), varieswith fine]

(f) 1997BAIL(c+d+e),for UBS rounded tonexthighestwhole $

(g) Insert137.309(9)LEMLA forCA in (e) toshowLEMLA inBAIL (f)taken fromCA portion[shown in(e)]

(h) CAforMaxfine(b)

(I) Add (b) +(d) + (h) toshow Maxpossiblepenalty notincludingrestitution orcosts

(1) Any subject offense., NOTcausing an accident orendangering others (40% base)

30

(2) Any subject offense.,causingan accident or endangering others(60% base)

30

(3) Any subject offense., wherethere is a statutory minimumfine that would constitute ahigher “base” than as otherwisedetermined by the “base” in (1)or (2) above.

30

(4) Any unclassified INF in theOregon Vehicle Code not listedabove., (base is the amount offine listed in the offense)

30

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