Updated 03/04/2025

Do You Need a Canby DUI Attorney?

Being arrested is a traumatic experience that can shake you to your core, and it can be tempting to avoid dealing with the problem. However, a DUI arrest can lead to serious complications for you and your family. Everyday things such as driving, employment, and housing can be severely impacted by a DUI. This is not a situation you should face without professional help. Our team of attorneys at Reynolds Defense Firm have unparalleled experience defending good people that have been arrested for DUI in Oregon – that’s all we do. You’ll find speaking with one of our compassionate experts will immediately bring down your stress level and allow you to make informed decisions. Our team of DUI attorneys boasts cumulative experience of over 100 years, and we consider ourselves better situated to address your situation than any other law firm.

A great Canby County DUI lawyer will not only know Oregon DUI law inside and out, but they will also have comprehensive experience. Our legal team includes former prosecutors, judges, and public defense attorneys, and all that perspective benefits every case we accept. Additionally, our team regularly practices in the Clackamas County Court system, so they can anticipate and prepare for local factors that a generalist would not see coming. We aim not only to give you a great outcome in court, but we also want to provide the support and resources you need to land in a better place.

FAQ About Dui Arrests in Canby, Oregon

When our clients hire us, one frequently asked question is “what if I refused to blow?” In Oregon, we have what is called the Implied Consent law, which says that Oregon drivers have already consented to a breath, blood, or urine test if asked by a police officer. Accordingly, refusing or failing one of those tests means that the DMV can move to suspend your license. The length of that suspension depends on a few factors, including what type of license you have and your history. Refusing a test will trigger a longer suspension than failing. However, there is a process to contest this DMV suspension – and Reynolds Defense Firm excels at the DMV hearing process. It is important to remember that whatever the DMV decides is separate from what the criminal court decides. Essentially, you have two separate entities that can affect your driving privileges after refusing to blow in when you are arrested for a DUI. To learn more about requesting a DMV hearing, go here.

The Canby Municipal Court

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If you were arrested for a DUI in Canby, Oregon, you may have been cited into the Canby Municipal Court. It is also possible you’ve been cited into the Clackamas County Circuit Court. Each case is unique, and you should check with your legal team to ensure that you arrive on time to the correct courthouse. For hearings at Canby Municipal Court, please go to:

Canby Municipal Court

222 NE 2nd Ave
Canby, OR, 97013
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Main Telephone
503.266.4027

Courthouse Hours
9am – 4pm Mon-Fri
The courthouse is closed on legal holidays

Court Supervisor
Jessica Roberts
503.266.0756

More about Canby, Oregon:

If your current social life revolves around alcohol, it can be a difficult process to change your habits and find new, non-alcoholic focused events and activities to attend. To help you with this transition, we have curated a list of events and things to do in Canby, Oregon that are alternatives.

The Annual Dahlia Festival

Every summer, from August 1 through September, Swan Island Dahlias hosts an annual Dahlia Festival. They have 40 acres beaming with over 370 varieties of Dahlias to enjoy. The festival hosts food carts, live music, classes and a Sunday farmer’s market, not to mention their gift shop which is open all year round. Just a half mile down Birch Road, Swan Island Dahlias is located at 995 NW 22nd Ave, Canby OR 97013.

The Canby Ferry

Tired of your I-5 commute? Well, if you’re heading to Wilsonville from Canby, Oregon, try switching things up and taking the Canby Ferry! The ferry is a car and walk-on ferry that has been shuttling people across the Willamette River from Canby to Wilsonville and back since 1914. It only takes a few minutes (as opposed to the possible 20+ minutes it could take you on the highway), and will drop you off at SW Mountain Road, which is then just a quick drive into Wilsonville proper. To catch the ferry in Canby, head to 4116 N Locust St, Canby OR 97013. The fare for a car and truck is $5; for a walk-on it’s only $3.

The Vietnam Era Veterans Memorial

This Vietnam Era Veterans Memorial is located on a small park off Highway 99E at the south entrance to Canby. The memorial includes a Bell UH-1 helicopter known as “Huey” and a bronze statue of two Oregon Vietnam era soldiers. The memorial was finished in 2011 and encapsules a celebration of Vietnamese culture through the inclusion of a Buddhist bell with an inscription in Vietnamese of “Believe in Peace” and the symbol for “longevity” on the helicopter pedestal. A must see if you’re new to Canby, especially since it took the entire Canby community to make this memorial a reality.

Contact Reynolds Defense Firm for a Free Consultation

If you are facing a DUII (DUI) charge in Canby or elsewhere in Clackamas County it is important that you find a legal team who specializes in DUI Defense to help you navigate the court system. To get the best outcome in court, it is essential that you get the assistance of a Canby DUI lawyer who understands the ins and outs of the local criminal justice system. Reynolds Defense Firm is here if you need us, we’re solid, and we’re very good at what we do. Call us today and tackle this challenge from a position of strength.