following issuance of appellant mandate, appellate court has inherent authority, in acting in aid of its own jurisdiction, to clarify its opinion to facilitate trial court action on remand
Summary of this case from State v. VentrisOctober 15, 1985.
following issuance of appellant mandate, appellate court has inherent authority, in acting in aid of its own jurisdiction, to clarify its opinion to facilitate trial court action on remand
Summary of this case from State v. VentrisFull title:PETITIONS FOR REVIEW ALLOWED AND DENIED
Court:Oregon Supreme Court
Date published: Oct 15, 1985
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