State v. Bartel-Dawson

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• rejecting similar argument on harmless error grounds, citing State v. Cach, 172 Or App 745, 750 n 4, 19 P3d 992, rev den 332 Or 316 (2001) (Kistler, J., majority) and 172 Or App at 754 (Edmonds, P. J., concurring)
• written citation for commitment that advised allegedly mentally ill person in terms identical to statute, coupled with representation by counsel, rendered trial court’s error in failing to provide advice harmless
• failure of court to advise the appellant of her rights was harmless error where the appellant was served with a citation and the appellant was represented by experienced counsel who presented witnesses on the appellant’s behalf

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