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State v. Bowers

Citations

  • 227 P.3d 822
  • 234 Or. App. 301
  • 2010 Ore. App. LEXIS 266

How courts have described this case

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  • adhering to Summerlin and holding that failure to merge convictions was appealable under ORS 138.050(1)
  • rejecting request to limit the holding in Sumerlin; reasoning that “[a] disposition that includes three convictions where it should only include one conviction contains a disposition that exceeds the maximum allowable by law”
  • “[T]he time to address a merger claim is post-verdict, not at or before a plea hearing, or during trial.”
  • claim that convictions should merge constitutes contention that disposition exceeds maximum allowable by law under ORS 138.050 and is preserved when raised at time of sentencing
  • trial court incorrectly concluded that “the requirements of ORS 161.067(3) were not met but that it was only the ‘sentences’ that merged, not the ‘convictions’” and entered separate convictions with concurrent sentences

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Judges: Wollheim, Brewer, Breithaupt

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