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· 10/7/2002

Compton v. Oregon

Citations

  • 537 U.S. 841
  • 123 S. Ct. 165

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  • prosecutor’s argument was permissible because, among other reasons, it responded to the defendant’s contention pertaining to the question, under ORS 163.150(1)(b)(A), whether he had acted deliberately

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