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State v. Moyer

Citations

  • 76 Or. 396
  • 149 P. 84
  • 1915 Ore. LEXIS 291

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that amend- ments as to matters “of substance” are “unauthorized”
  • explaining that only amend- ments to an indictment’s form are permissible under the Oregon Constitution
  • explaining that only amend- ments to an indictment’s form are permissible under the Oregon Constitution
  • explaining only changes to form are permissible under the Oregon Constitution
  • explaining only changes to form are permissible under the Oregon Constitution
  • Oregon Constitution authorizes amendment of indictment as to form; [19] amendment as to substance is unauthorized unless approved by grand jury or authorized by law

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Judges: Eakin

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