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Washington County Circuit Court, Oregon· 7/27/2016

State v. Mansor

Citations

  • 279 Or. App. 778
  • 381 P.3d 930
  • 2016 Ore. App. LEXIS 952

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  • noting that the defendant bore the burden of establishing facts relating to his challenge to the validity of the warrant and “[w]hether [the] affidavit was attached to, or otherwise sufficiently accompanied, the warrant when it was executed was such a fact”
  • noting that the defendant bore the burden of establishing facts relating to his challenge to the validity of the warrant and “[w]hether [the] affidavit was attached to, or otherwise sufficiently accompanied, the warrant when it was executed was such a fact”
  • discussing the defendant’s failure to establish that the affi- davit lacked a sufficient connection to the warrant “when it was executed”
  • the defendant adduced “no proof on that matter at the suppression hearing—and, thus, failed to meet that burden” (emphasis in original)
  • the defendant adduced “no proof on that matter at the suppression hearing—and, thus, failed to meet that burden” (emphasis in original)
  • particularity requirement ensures that “officers can, with reasonable effort, ascertain [the place to be searched and the items to be seized] to a reasonable degree of certainty” (internal quotation marks omitted)

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Judges: Haselton, Sercombe, Tookey

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