Oregon Supreme Court· 3/3/2022

State v. Owen

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369 Or. 288
505 P.3d 953

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recognizing that it is ultimately a question of statutory con- struction what culpable mental state requirements attach to a particular offense
holding that Oregon’s assault statute requires at least a mens rea of negligence as to result
holding that because the jury found that the defendant acted with knowledge, the jury also “would have found that, at least, he was criminally negligent”
holding that the result element of second-degree assault is a material element that requires proof of at least criminal negligence
holding that the result element of second-degree assault is a material element that requires proof of at least criminal negligence
recognizing that it is ultimately a question of statutory con- struction what culpable mental state requirements attach to a particular offense

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Judges: Nakamoto, S. J.

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