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State v. Sims

Citations

  • 66 P.3d 472
  • 335 Or. 269
  • 2003 Ore. LEXIS 186

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  • interpreting similar statute and concluding that, in felony driving-while-revoked prosecution, the state had to prove only the fact that the driver’s license was revoked, not the validity of the revocation
  • prohibiting collateral attack on administrative order revoking driver's license in criminal prosecution for driving while revoked, where the statute required only that (1) the defendant's license had been revoked, and (2
  • validity — as opposed to existence — of predicate offenses in driving while revoked prosecution not element of offense
  • “Based on the text of ORS 811.182 (1987), it appears that the legislature intended to criminalize the violation of [a habitual traffic offender] revocation order without requiring the state to revisit the convictions underlying that order.”

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Judges: Carson, Gillette, Durham, Riggs, De Muniz Balmer, De Muniz

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