Summary
upholding the validity of "slightly truncated" warnings given prior to a psychiatric interview where the defendant was made fully aware of the adversary nature of the interview
Summary of this case from State v. CodonOpinion
July 13, 1982.
upholding the validity of "slightly truncated" warnings given prior to a psychiatric interview where the defendant was made fully aware of the adversary nature of the interview
Summary of this case from State v. CodonJuly 13, 1982.
upholding the validity of "slightly truncated" warnings given prior to a psychiatric interview where the defendant was made fully aware of the adversary nature of the interview
Summary of this case from State v. Codonupholding identification made eight months after crime
Summary of this case from State v. Najibistating that, generally, the decision whether to instruct the jury on the reliability of eye witness identification will depend on the trial court's perception of its desirability in each case
Summary of this case from State v. LawsonFull title:PETITIONS FOR REVIEW ALLOWED AND DENIED
Court:Oregon Supreme Court
Date published: Jul 13, 1982
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