In Oregon, state law requires the court to impose a number of penalties when someone is convicted of a DUII.  Sometimes a sentencing judge may impose a range of penalties.  Some form of probation is nearly always imposed upon conviction.  An exception is if a defendant is sentenced to prison which results in post-prison supervision instead of probation.
The following conditions are nearly always imposed as part of a probation sentence:
jail of 48 hours to six months;
a fine of $1000 – $3500;
substance abuse treatment;
no bars / taverns / intoxicants;
attendance at a Victims Impact Panel;
a license suspension or revocation of one year, three years, or lifetime.

A second DUII is a class A misdemeanor. A conviction carries up to one year in the county jail and $1,500 to $6,250 in fines.
Additional stipulations may be levied such as substance abuse treatment.

Tim Callicrate was sentenced for a second DUII in Oregon in 2013. Case Number 130749710. He was charged with a DUII (second) and reckless driving.
The reckless driving charge was dropped and he ultimately pled guilty to the DUII. He served 14 days in 2014 in the Multnomah County Detention Center in 2014.
Jail – Day(s): 20.00
Probation to Court – Year(s): 3.00
Drivers License Revoked:  01 YEAR
Inf Ct/Change Address 33
Alcohol Eval & Trtmnt 34
No Alcohol 35
No Bars/Taverns/OLCC 37
DUI Victim Impact Pnl 02
Judicial Supervision *
Bench Prob General Cond 85 No Driving w/o License 40
Misd Monitor Program

Court log of case 130749710 http://ourivcbvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/Callicrate_Oregon_SOC_2014.pdf