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State v. O'Dell

Citations

  • 264 Or. App. 303
  • 330 P.3d 1261
  • 2014 WL 3511709
  • 2014 Ore. App. LEXIS 993

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  • locking four guns in a cabinet inside a room where the defendant had access did not cease the defendant’s possession
  • evidence sufficient to prove that the defendant constructively possessed weapons in a locked cabinet when there was evidence that the defendant was able to and did access the cabinet
  • no “pause” in the defendant’s continuing act of constructive possession over firearms, because there was no evidence that the defendant’s “possession of * * * the weapons ceased and later resumed”
  • guilty verdicts on four felon-in-possession counts merged where the defendant acquired possession of the firearms at the same time and his constructive possession of the firearms continued while they were in his house

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Judges: Armstrong, Egan, Nakamoto

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