· 11/24/1954
State of Oregon v. Lee
Citations
- 276 P.2d 946
- 202 Or. 592
- 1954 Ore. LEXIS 278
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- explaining that time is generally not a material element and need not be included in an indictment
- explaining that time is generally not a material element and need not be included in an indictment
- generally, time is not a material element in a criminal offense and need not be specified in indictment, although state must prove that defendant committed the offense within the applicable period of limitation
- generally, time is not a material element in a criminal offense and need not be specified in indictment, although state must prove that defendant committed the offense within the applicable period of limitation
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Judges: Latourette, Rossman, Lusk, Brand, Tooze, Perry
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