Oregon Supreme Court· 5/25/2006

State v. Murray

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136 P.3d 10
340 Or. 599
2006 Ore. LEXIS 467

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explaining that “the ‘place’ in which something or someone may be found and from which that something or someone may be taken is situational and contextual”
“Absent a special definition, we ordinarily would resort to dictionary definitions, assuming that the legislature meant to use a word of common usage in its ordinary sense.”
“Absent a special definition, we ordinarily would resort to dictionary definitions, assuming that the legislature meant to use a word of common usage in its ordinary sense.”
“Absent a special definition, we ordinarily would resort to dictionary definitions, assuming that the legislature meant to use a word of common usage in its ordinary sense.” (Emphasis added.)

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Judges: Gillette, Kistler, Riggs

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