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State v. Ely

Citations

  • 390 P.2d 348
  • 237 Or. 329
  • 1964 Ore. LEXIS 323

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  • confession excluded where school officials promised teacher that he would not be prosecuted if he confessed
  • the defendant reasonably could have believed that his confession would be used against him only in matters of employment
  • under former ORS 136.540 (1957), renumbered as ORS 136.425 (1973/74), the state must show that a defendant’s statement is made “without the inducement of either fear or hope”
  • “In this state, confessions and admissions are initially deemed to be involuntary. Before either can be received in evidence, the state has the burden of showing that it was voluntarily made, without the inducement of either fear or hope. ORS 136.540[.]”

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Judges: McAllister, Rossman, Perry, Goodwin, Lusk

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