Oregon Supreme Court· 7/1/1993

State v. Hancock

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854 P.2d 926
317 Or. 5
1993 Ore. LEXIS 96

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statute is a legislative decision to make in every case what amounts to an offer to stipulate to the laboratory report; if defendant refuses the offer, defendant may subpoena the analyst who prepared the report as a witness at trial at no cost to defendant
statute is a legislative decision to make in every case what amounts to an offer to stipulate to the laboratory report; if defendant refuses the offer, defendant may subpoena the analyst who prepared the report as a witness at trial at no cost to defendant
statute is a legislative decision to make in every case what amounts to an offer to stipulate to the laboratory report; if defendant refuses the offer, defendant may subpoena the analyst who prepared the report as a witness at trial at no cost to defendant

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Judges: Peterson, Unis, Carson, Fadeley

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