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Petitions for Review

Oregon Supreme Court
Oct 22, 2002
335 Or. 42 (Or. 2002)

Summary

holding that, for Apprendi purposes, guidelines departure sentences do not involve imposition of sentences that are longer than the statutorily prescribed maximums

Summary of this case from Teague v. Palmateer

Opinion

October 22, 2002


Summaries of

Petitions for Review

Oregon Supreme Court
Oct 22, 2002
335 Or. 42 (Or. 2002)

holding that, for Apprendi purposes, guidelines departure sentences do not involve imposition of sentences that are longer than the statutorily prescribed maximums

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addressing ruling concerning availability of certain type of attorney fees under ORS 87.060 as likely to arise on remand

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addressing ruling concerning the availability of certain type of attorney fees under ORS 87.060 as likely to arise on remand

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addressing ruling concerning the availability of certain type of attorney fees under ORS 87.060 as likely to arise on remand

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addressing ruling concerning the availability of certain type of attorney fees under ORS 87.060 as likely to arise on remand

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discussing the requirements of ORS 43.160, "which had its genesis in the common-law principle of issue preclusion"

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discussing the requirements of ORS 43.160, “which had its genesis in the common-law principle of issue preclusion”

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using ORS 813.160 “to be valid” language as an example of a foundational requirement

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addressing ruling concerning the availability of certain type of attorney fees under ORS 87.060 as likely to arise on remand

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using ORS 813.160 "to be valid" language as an example of a foundational requirement

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Case details for

Petitions for Review

Case Details

Full title:PETITIONS FOR REVIEW

Court:Oregon Supreme Court

Date published: Oct 22, 2002

Citations

335 Or. 42 (Or. 2002)
57 P.3d 581

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