It is illegal to drink and drive. Period. But there were instances that we just cannot trust the authorities. Remember that you can still be convicted with DUI if a jury believes a police officers testimony that you were driving under the influence. Even if your BAC is below 0.08%, which is the standard BAC limit for all states. Also, the state of Oregon has Zero Tolerance for drivers 21 years and below. But the court will only convict you for DUI if your BAC is 0.02 or higher. If you think challenging the authorities against Field Sobriety Test will protect you against any charges, then better check what Implied Consent Law is all about.  

Oregon DMV will revoke your license temporarily for 90 days on your first offense, and one year for the 2nd and 3rd time around. You must also spend some time in jail after your 2nd offense, complete some alcohol education and undergo treatment if necessary.  

The last thing you want in your life is get your career and future ruined at the same time. Your DUI conviction(s) can do it to you. So make sure you have the numbers of our expert Oregon DUI Attorneys with you just in case. DUI is a serious matter in Oregon. You need a very good Oregon DUI attorney to represent you.