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State v. Hankins

Citations

  • 151 P.3d 149
  • 342 Or. 258
  • 2007 Ore. LEXIS 1

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  • holding that a defendant may demur to an indictment on the ground that it fails to state facts that constitute an offense if the indictment does not allege all the elements of the offense it purports to charge, even if it alleges all the elements of a lesser-included offense
  • use of indefinite article “an” in statute could mean defendant is permitted to demur to indictment when facts alleged do not constitute any offense
  • use of indefinite article “an” in statute could Cite as 360 Or 115 (2016) 127 mean defendant is permitted to demur to indictment when facts alleged do not constitute any offense
  • use of indefinite article “an” in statute could Cite as 360 Or 115 (2016) 127 mean defendant is permitted to demur to indictment when facts alleged do not constitute any offense
  • legislature’s use of indefinite article in statute permits two interpretations: that demurrer is permitted only when the facts stated do not constitute “any” offense, or when indictment simply fails to state the offense that it purports to charge
  • legislature’s use of indefinite article in stat- ute permits two interpretations: that demurrer is permitted only when the facts stated do not constitute “any” offense, or when indictment simply fails to state the offense that it purports to charge

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Judges: De Muniz, Carson, Gillette, Durham, Riggs, Balmer, Kistler

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