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State v. Reynolds

Citations

  • 51 P.3d 684
  • 183 Or. App. 245
  • 2002 Ore. App. LEXIS 1274

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  • concluding that the crime of felony assault in the fourth degree is a distinct offense, a material element of which is the defendant’s previous conviction of assaulting the same victim
  • factors that aggravate fourth-degree assault to a felony are material elements of the offense
  • prior conviction for assaulting same victim is a “material element” of felony assault in the fourth degree
  • “We conclude that a ‘material element,’ as that term is used in ORS 132.540(2
  • “We conclude that a ‘material element,’ as that term is used in ORS 132.540(2
  • In a sense, SUPREME COURT OF NEVADA 15 (0

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Judges: Landau, Brewer, Warren

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