Oregon Supreme Court· 2/7/2008

Barrett v. Belleque

Citations

176 P.3d 1272
344 Or. 91
2008 Ore. LEXIS 10

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

recognizing that, under the federal constitution, a conviction is to be affirmed despite a trial court error if the error was harmless beyond a reasonable doubt
declining to address an unpre-served argument where the appellant failed “to address the factors governing the exercise of this court’s discretion to review asserted plain error”
declining to address an unpreserved argument where, among other deficiencies, the appellant failed \to address the factors governing the exercise of this court's discretion to review asserted plain error\
rejecting argument that trial court ran afoul of the Sixth Amendment by imposing restitution without having submitted the finding of facts underlying restitution to the jury; declining to overrule McMillan
declining to address claim of error apparent on the face of the record where defendant first raised the issue in his reply brief and “even then * * * fail[ed] to address the factors governing the exercise of this court’s discretion to review asserted plain error”
“As a matter of grammar * * * it is not at all clear how far down the sentence the word ‘knowingly’ is intended to travel.”

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Judges: De Muniz, Gillette, Durham, Balmer, Kistler, Walters

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