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· 9/26/1951

State of Oregon v. Risen

Citations

  • 235 P.2d 764
  • 192 Or. 557
  • 1951 Ore. LEXIS 263

How courts have described this case

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  • reasoning that “mere words” were not sufficient to establish resistance; rather, resistance “must be reasonably proportionate to [the victim’s] strength and *** opportunities”
  • \Some latitude should be allowed to a prosecuting attorney in his argument in a criminal case in which there is evidence sufficient to justify a denunciation of the defendant's conduct in strong terms[.]\

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Judges: Brand, Hay, Bossman, Latourette, Warner

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