Oregon Supreme Court· 11/20/1986

State v. Owens

Citations

729 P.2d 524
302 Or. 196
1986 Ore. LEXIS 1790

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holding that a “seizure” occurs when there is a significant interference with a person’s possessory or ownership interest in property
explaining that a seizure occurs when government officials significantly interfere with a person’s “possessory or ownership interests in property”
explaining that “[a] ‘seizure’ occurs when there is a significant interference with a person’s possessory or ownership interests in property”
stating that weighing a lawfully seized container would not invade the owner’s protected privacy interest
recognizing terms on which officers may invade constitutionally protected privacy interests
recognizing the same under Article I, section 9, of the Oregon Constitution

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Judges: Gillette, Lent, Linde, Carson

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