· 8/18/2005
Rico-Villalobos v. Giusto
Citations
- 118 P.3d 246
- 339 Or. 197
- 2005 Ore. LEXIS 509
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- when analyzing terms in original Oregon Constitution, court examines meanings of terms as framers would have understood them
- when analyzing terms in original Oregon Constitution, court examines meanings of terms as framers would have understood them
- when analyzing terms in original Oregon Constitution, court examines meanings of terms as framers would have understood them
- “[I]f statutory sources of law provide a complete answer to [a] legal question that a case presents, we ordinarily decide the case on that basis, rather than turning to constitutional provisions.”
- “[I]f statutory sources of law provide a complete answer to the legal question that a case pres- ents, we ordinarily decide the case on that basis, rather than turning to consti- tutional provisions.”
- “[I]f statutory sources of law provide a complete answer to [a] legal question that a case presents, we ordinarily decide the case on that basis, rather than turning to constitutional provisions.”
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Judges: Balmer
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