Oregon Supreme Court· 6/13/2019

State v. Moreno-Hernandez

Citations

442 P.3d 1092
365 Or. 175

How courts have described this case

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holding that the medical expenses of an unemancipated minor child are damages suffered by the child’s parents, not the child
concluding that under ORS 137.101(1), the court may only impose a compensatory fine payable to a “victim” that has suffered “economic damages” as defined in ORS 31.710
concluding that under ORS 137.101(1), the court may only impose a compensatory fine payable to “victim” that has suffered “economic damages” as defined in ORS 31.710
concluding that under ORS 137.101(1), the court may only impose a compensatory fine payable to a “victim” that has suffered “economic damages” as defined in ORS 31.710
rejecting a compensatory fine awarded to a minor victim where the record did not show that the child incurred her own expenses
remanding for resentencing because “there may be other permissible options that the trial court could adopt on resen- tencing”

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Judges: Balmer

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