Remove ambiguous/question from assault 3 (#1582)

* Assault 3 is always classified as subsection 6, not a person felony

src/backend/expungeservice/charge_classifier.py

@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@
     MarijuanaEligible,
     MarijuanaUnder21,
     MarijuanaViolation,
-    MarijuanaManufactureDelivery
+    MarijuanaManufactureDelivery,
 )
 from expungeservice.models.charge_types.misdemeanor_class_a import MisdemeanorClassA
 from expungeservice.models.charge_types.misdemeanor_class_bc import MisdemeanorClassBC
@@ -269,7 +269,7 @@ def _subsection_6(section, level, statute):
         negligent_homicide = (
             "163145"  # (Criminally negligent homicide), when that offense was punishable as a Class C felony.
         )
-        assault_three = "163165"  # ( ineligible if under subection(1)(h) ; Assault in the third degree of a minor 10 years or younger)
+        assault_three = "163165"  # ineligible
         if section == mistreatment_one:
             charge_type_by_level = ChargeClassifier._classification_by_level(level, statute).ambiguous_charge_type[0]
             question_string = "Was the victim between the ages of 18 and 65?"
@@ -286,10 +286,7 @@ def _subsection_6(section, level, statute):
             options = {"Yes": Subsection6(), "No": charge_type_by_level}
             return ChargeClassifier._build_ambiguous_charge_type_with_question(question_string, options)
         elif section == assault_three:
-            charge_type_by_level = ChargeClassifier._classification_by_level(level, statute).ambiguous_charge_type[0]
-            question_string = "Was the victim more than ten years old?"
-            options = {"Yes": charge_type_by_level, "No": Subsection6()}
-            return ChargeClassifier._build_ambiguous_charge_type_with_question(question_string, options)
+            return AmbiguousChargeTypeWithQuestion([Subsection6()])
         elif section == negligent_homicide and level == "felony class c":
             return AmbiguousChargeTypeWithQuestion([Subsection6()])
 

src/backend/expungeservice/models/charge_types/person_felony.py

@@ -8,13 +8,11 @@
 @dataclass(frozen=True)
 class PersonFelonyClassB(ChargeType):
     type_name: str = "Person Felony Class B"
-    expungement_rules: str = (
-        """If a Class B Felony is also defined as a person felony under Oregon law, it is type-ineligible.
+    expungement_rules: str = """If a Class B Felony is also defined as a person felony under Oregon law, it is type-ineligible.
 A person felony is defined in section 14 of this page: https://secure.sos.state.or.us/oard/displayDivisionRules.action?selectedDivision=712
 Dismissal of a person felony is eligible as usual under 137.225(1)(b).
 A person felony that is below a class B felony is not considered under this subsection and lower levels of charge may still be eligible, with the exceptions named elsewhere such as in the Subsection 6 type.
 """
-    )
     """
     Some statutes listed in the definition for person crime only apply to a particular subsection.
     """
@@ -47,7 +45,7 @@ class PersonFelonyClassB(ChargeType):
         "163145",  # [Subsection 6] Negligent Homicide;
         "163149",  # Aggravated Vehicular Homicide;
         # "1631603", # [contains subsection] # Felony Assault;
-        "163165",  # [Subsection 6] Assault III;
+        # "163165",  # [Subsection 6] Assault III;
         "163175",  # Assault II;
         "163185",  # Assault I;
         # "1631874", # [contains subsection] # Felony Strangulation;

src/backend/expungeservice/models/charge_types/subsection_6.py

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ class Subsection6(ChargeType):
 
     expungement_rules: Any = (
         """Subsection (6) names five felony statutes that have specific circumstances of the case under which they are ineligible.
-It lists 163.165(1)(h) (Assault in the third degree) as ineligible. However, subsection 137.225(12) expressly names Assault 3 as eligible, and Subsection 12 is interpreted to supercede this subsection. Thus, Assault 3 is unaffected by this subsection.
+It also lists 163.165(1)(h) (Assault in the third degree) as ineligible.
 This subsection also specifies conditions under which Sex Crimes are eligible or ineligible.
 The remaining specifications in the statute are:""",
         (
@@ -30,4 +30,7 @@ def type_eligibility(self, disposition):
         if ChargeUtil.dismissed(disposition):
             raise ValueError("Dismissed criminal charges should have been caught by another class.")
         elif ChargeUtil.convicted(disposition):
-            return TypeEligibility(EligibilityStatus.INELIGIBLE, reason="Ineligible under 137.225(6)",)
+            return TypeEligibility(
+                EligibilityStatus.INELIGIBLE,
+                reason="Ineligible under 137.225(6)",
+            )

src/backend/tests/models/charge_types/test_subsection_6.py

@@ -34,13 +34,9 @@ def test_subsection_6_163165():
     )
     type_eligibility = RecordMerger.merge_type_eligibilities(charges)
 
-    assert isinstance(charges[0].charge_type, FelonyClassC)
-    assert isinstance(charges[1].charge_type, Subsection6)
-    assert type_eligibility.status is EligibilityStatus.NEEDS_MORE_ANALYSIS
-    assert (
-        type_eligibility.reason
-        == "Felony Class C – Eligible under 137.225(1)(b) OR Subsection 6 – Ineligible under 137.225(6)"
-    )
+    assert isinstance(charges[0].charge_type, Subsection6)
+    assert type_eligibility.status is EligibilityStatus.INELIGIBLE
+    assert type_eligibility.reason == "Subsection 6 – Ineligible under 137.225(6)"
 
 
 def test_subsection_6_163200():