Oregon Supreme Court· 3/9/2000

State v. Langdon

Citations

999 P.2d 1127
330 Or. 72
2000 Ore. LEXIS 151

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concluding that sentencing guidelines approved by the legislature had the authority of statutory law
concluding that sentencing guidelines approved by the legislature had the authority of statutory law
repeal of statute by implication not favored and must be established by plain, unavoidable, and irreconcilable repugnancy
“Although the sentencing guidelines were created as administrative rules, the legislature approved them in 1989, giving them the authority of statutory law.”
“[T]he [400 percent! rule operates in reference to presumptive sentences that the court has already adjusted under the 200 percent rule.”
because sentencing guidelines are submitted to the legislature for approval pursuant to ORS 137.667, they have the force of statutes

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Judges: Carson, Chief Justice, and Gillette, Van Hoomissen, and Durham, Justices

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