· 11/23/1981
Daniel v. Cupp
Citations
- 54 Or. App. 824
- 636 P.2d 452
- 1981 Ore. App. LEXIS 3596
How courts have described this case
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- money used to buy drugs was considered derivative contraband because the money was used for an unlawful purpose
- money used to buy drugs was considered derivative contraband because the money was used for an unlawful purpose
- trial court, as the trier of fact in a forfeiture case, determines the credibility of the witnesses and draws reasonable inferences and reaches conclusions to which the evidence lends itself
- trial court, as the trier of fact in a forfeiture case, determines the credibility of the witnesses and draws reasonable inferences and reaches conclusions to which the evidence lends itself
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Judges: Hoomissen, Richardson, Thornton
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