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State v. McDonnell

Citations

  • 761 P.2d 921
  • 306 Or. 579
  • 1988 Ore. LEXIS 536

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  • “A ‘judgment of conviction’ represents the combined factual and legal determinations that the defendant committed acts constituting a crime and that there is no legal impediment to so declaringU” (Emphasis added.)
  • “[U]nlike a civil case in which the document finally disposing of a case is required to be labeled ‘judgment,’ * * * there is no requirement that the final document in a criminal case generally or in a death penalty case bear any special title.”

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