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State v. Dahl

Citations

  • 87 P.3d 650
  • 336 Or. 481
  • 2004 Ore. LEXIS 136

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  • concluding that, when legislature referred to a “rebuttable presumption” within the statutes at issue in that case, it intended to refer to the procedural device described in ORS 40.120
  • concluding that, when legislature referred to a \rebuttable presumption\ within the statutes at issue in that case, it intended to refer to the procedural device described in ORS 40.120
  • holding that, where ordinance was civil, municipality must only prove elements by a preponderance of the evidence under Oregon law; mandatory rebuttable presumption was therefore constitutional
  • explaining that, under Oregon law, a presumption ordinarily shifts the burden of production and persuasion
  • explaining that, under Oregon law, a presumption ordinarily shifts the burden of production and persuasion
  • explaining that, under Oregon law, a presumption ordinarily shifts the burden of production and persuasion

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Judges: Kistler

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