Court of Appeals of Oregon· 5/26/1982

State v. Kessler

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645 P.2d 1070
57 Or. App. 469
1982 Ore. App. LEXIS 2937

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noting that appearing without restraints affords a defen- dant the opportunity to appear innocent, with “dignity, and self-respect”
noting that appearing without restraints affords a defen- dant the opportunity to appear innocent, with “dignity, and self-respect”
reversing and remanding for a new trial when the record was insufficient to determine if the error in shackling the defendant was harmless beyond a reasonable doubt
risk of impinging on presumption of innocence and the dignity of judicial proceedings, as well as inhibiting consultation with counsel and decision whether to testify
risk of impinging on presumption of innocence and the dignity of judicial proceedings, as well as inhibiting consultation with counsel and decision whether to testify
trial court erred in failing to articulate the reasons that there was a “substantial necessity” to shackle defendant

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Judges: Buttler, Richardson

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