Court of Appeals of Oregon· 7/12/2006

State v. Garcia

Citations

138 P.3d 927
206 Or. App. 745
2006 Ore. App. LEXIS 990

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remanding for entry of judgment on attempted coercion where the evidence was insufficient to support a conviction of coercion
reversing and remanding for entry of a conviction for attempted coercion
remanding for entry of judgment for attempt crime under similar circumstances
reversing and remanding for entry of a conviction for attempted coercion because the state conceded that the evidence was insufficient to prove the charged crime of coercion and the defendant conceded that the evidence was sufficient to prove attempted coercion
holding inadmissible, under identical OEC 803(3
evidence was insufficient to support coercion conviction, but sufficient to support attempted coercion conviction, where the victim testified at trial despite the defendant’s death threats

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Judges: Edmonds, Linder, Wollheim

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