Oregon Supreme Court· 5/24/1972

State v. Brown

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497 P.2d 1191
262 Or. 442
1972 Ore. LEXIS 495

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holding that Article I, section 12, requires consolidation of all charges known to prosecutor
holding that Article I, section 12, requires consolidation of all charges known to prosecutor
involving separate criminal prosecutions for misdemeanor of carrying a concealed weapon and being convict in possession of a firearm, a felony
noting not-yet-enacted definition of “criminal episode” later enacted as ORS 131.505(4), and concluding that, for purposes of former jeopardy provisions of Article I, section 12, multiple prosecutions are barred if “(1
noting not-yet-enacted definition of “criminal episode” later enacted as ORS 131.505(4), and concluding that, for purposes of former jeopardy provisions of Article I, section 12, multiple prosecutions are barred if “(1) the charges arise out of the same act or transaction, and (2
\policy considerations underlying the prohibition against convicted felons carrying concealable firearms support a holding that the pendency of an appeal should not affect the conviction underlying the prohibition\

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Judges: McAllister, Bryson

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