Oregon Supreme Court· 8/10/1909

State v. Finch

Citations

54 Or. 482
103 P. 505
1909 Ore. LEXIS 76

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defendant killed deceased because of the latter's zeal in prosecuting charges against defendant for disbarment; \all evidence of whatsoever nature tending to throw light upon the relations existing between the accused and the deceased and the feeling between them is competent\
defendant killed deceased because of the latter’s zeal in prosecuting charges against defendant for disbarment; “all evidence of whatsoever nature tending to throw light upon the relations existing between the accused and the deceased and the feeling between them is competent”
defendant killed deceased because of the latter's zeal in prosecuting charges against defendant for disbarment; 'all evidence of whatsoever nature tending to throw light upon the relations existing between the accused and the deceased and the feeling between them is competent'

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Judges: Bronaugh, McBride, Multnomah

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