In re Hearing Centers of America, Inc.

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• explaining that a written motion to suppress “frames the issues that the court will be required to decide, and it notifies the state of the contentions that it must be prepared to address at the hearing on the motion” (internal quotation marks omitted)
• “ [I]f a party makes an argument in a written motion, he or she need not necessarily reiterate that precise argument at the hearing in order for the issue to be preserved.”
• “[B]ecause the trial court did not separately consider or rule on the validity of the sub- sequent consent to search the home, we cannot presume that the trial court made implicit findings consistent with Cite as 350 Or App 802 (2026

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