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State v. Marsh

Citations

  • 716 P.2d 261
  • 78 Or. App. 290
  • 1986 Ore. App. LEXIS 2582

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  • construing ORS 137.010 as limiting the term of probation to a period of five years starting at the date of imposition of sentence
  • constructive possession over a firearm was demonstrated by the defendant’s admission that a firearm in a vehicle was available for his use
  • where the defendant admitted knowing that the gun was in the car available for his use, there was sufficient evidence to support the conclusion that he was in constructive possession of the weapon
  • where the defendant admitted knowing that the gun was in the car available for his use, there was sufficient evidence to support the conclusion that he was in constructive possession of the weapon
  • that the defendant driver knew that a passenger had a gun in her purse and that the gun was “available” held sufficient to find that the defendant possessed it
  • the state has the burden of establishing the validity of an inventory

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Judges: Buttler, Warren, Rossman

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