State v. McFeron

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• addressing propriety of jury instruction concerning ways in which state may prove intox- ication because it was likely to arise on remand
• addressing propriety of jury instruction concerning ways in which state may prove intoxication because it was likely to arise on remand
• address- ing propriety of jury instruction concerning ways in which state may prove intoxication because it was likely to arise on remand
• evidence about the combined effect of narcotics and alcohol was not relevant in DUII prosecution where state did not plead controlled substance DUII pursuant to ORS 813.010(2)

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