Oregon Supreme Court· 6/30/2011

State v. Davis

Citations

256 P.3d 1075
350 Or. 440
2011 Ore. LEXIS 520

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explaining that, at common law, police deception did not automatically ren- der a confession involuntary
stating that our goal in applying that three- part analysis “is to ascertain the meaning most likely understood by those who adopted the provision”
noting that the scope of the state constitutional right to counsel is not limited to critical stages of criminal prosecutions
stating that our goal in applying that three- part analysis “is to ascertain the meaning most likely understood by those who adopted the provision”
noting that the scope of the state constitutional right to counsel is not limited to critical stages of criminal prosecutions
observing that “[i]t could be argued” that Spencer “is difficult to reconcile” with the text and his- torical context of Article I, section 11

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