· 6/24/1998
State v. Lanig
Citations
- 963 P.2d 58
- 154 Or. App. 665
- 1998 Ore. App. LEXIS 1080
How courts have described this case
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- noting that the absence of a retroactivity clause is telling because such clauses are easily added and are commonly employed by the legislature
- noting that the absence of a retroactivity clause “strongly suggests” that the legislature did not intend retroactive application because such clauses are easily added and are commonly employed by the legislature
- declining to construe statute to apply retroactively when to do so would give rise to a serious ex post facto issue
- resorting to canons of constitutional construction to resolve ambiguity in voter-initiated constitutional amendment
- “A film canister is not so uniquely associated with the storage and transportation of drugs that, by itself, it suggests that it contains drugs.”
- “A film canister is not so uniquely associated with the storage and transportation of drugs that, by itself, it suggests that it contains drugs.”
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Judges: Landau
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