I am embarrassed about this but a couple years back I had an unfavorable run in with a girl I was into, I got harassment charge out of this and nothing more. As fate has it we ended up dating long after the debacle was settled and now we have been living with each other for almost a year.
My question is, does my harassment charge all the sudden turn into a misdemeanor of domestic violence because we live together now?
The definition of misdemeanor of domestic violence is pretty clear here.
The Oregon Domestic Violence Guide | Oregon Domestic Violence laws, procedures, and penalties | Information from a Portland Domestic Violence Defense Lawyer
It may just be me looking through rose colored glasses but I am just not feeling satisfied with the whole "Is living with" being the final factor and it being able to change instantly depending on whether or not I am currently living with this amazing woman or not.
On my conviction papers from the court there is nothing about a misdemeanor of domestic violence. For additional clarification, I do not have a restraining order against me, I did but it was discharged at my conviction.
Anyone got any thoughts on this, or should I start looking at getting it expunged.
My question is, does my harassment charge all the sudden turn into a misdemeanor of domestic violence because we live together now?
The definition of misdemeanor of domestic violence is pretty clear here.
The Oregon Domestic Violence Guide | Oregon Domestic Violence laws, procedures, and penalties | Information from a Portland Domestic Violence Defense Lawyer
It may just be me looking through rose colored glasses but I am just not feeling satisfied with the whole "Is living with" being the final factor and it being able to change instantly depending on whether or not I am currently living with this amazing woman or not.
On my conviction papers from the court there is nothing about a misdemeanor of domestic violence. For additional clarification, I do not have a restraining order against me, I did but it was discharged at my conviction.
Anyone got any thoughts on this, or should I start looking at getting it expunged.