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State v. James

Citations

  • 266 Or. App. 660
  • 338 P.3d 782
  • 2014 Ore. App. LEXIS 1501

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  • explaining that “[b]ecause the content of Webster’s—exclud- ing the addenda section—has remained static since 1961, in general, it is appropriate to treat it as a contemporaneous source for statutes dating from at least that point forward”
  • using Snyder analysis to interpret the phrase “otherwise make available” as used in ORS 471.410(2
  • “Because the content of Webster’s—excluding the addenda section—has remained static since 1961, in general, it is appropriate to treat it as a contemporaneous source for statutes dating from at least that point forward[.]”
  • “Because the content of Webster’s -excluding the addenda section-has remained static since 1961, in general, it is appropriate to treat it as a contemporaneous source for statutes dating from at least that point forward.”
  • “Because the content of Webster’s — excluding the addenda section — has remained static since 1961, in general, it is appropriate to treat it as a contemporaneous source for statutes dating from at least that point forward”
  • evidence was insufficient to support the inference that alco- hol that minors consumed was from a particular source con- trolled by the defendant where the record reflected that the alcohol could have come from a range of sources

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Judges: Duncan, Lagesen, Wollheim

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