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State v. Chavez

Citations

  • 56 P.3d 923
  • 335 Or. 44
  • 2002 Ore. LEXIS 838

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  • holding that, by asserting that one ground was dispositive, the defendant was implicitly telling the trial court not to consider an alternative ground
  • holding that, by asserting that one ground was dispositive, the defendant was implicitly telling the trial court not to consider an alternative ground
  • holding that, by asserting that one ground was dispositive, the defendant was implicitly telling the trial court not to consider an alternative ground
  • applying Wyatt to hold that, where a party affir- matively tells the trial court it is not pursuing a specific argument, that argument is not preserved for appellate review

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Judges: Leeson

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