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State v. Lobue

Citations

  • 300 Or. App. 340
  • 453 P.3d 929

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  • holding that first- degree failure to appear provision “must be interpreted to attach a criminal penalty to a knowing failure to appear” only if “the release agreement unambiguously requires per- sonal appearance”
  • explaining that “to appear” is a term of art in Oregon law, “meaning appearance personally or through counsel,” and that unless a statute or agreement explicitly specifies that a party must, themselves, “appear personally” in court, a party may “appear” through counsel
  • simi- larly reversing conviction for first-degree failure to appear

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