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Oregon Supreme Court· 9/23/2004

State v. Snyder

Citations

  • 97 P.3d 1181
  • 337 Or. 410
  • 2004 Ore. LEXIS 675

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • concluding that state may petition for review because of impact on future cases even if state obtained favorable disposition
  • concluding that, even though the defendant was no longer challenging his conviction, the Court of Appeals “construction and application of the DUII statutes will be controlling on trial courts, the state, and future defendants!,]” thereby having a “practical effect” on the state
  • notwithstanding fact that it prevailed on merits before Court of Appeals, state permitted to petition for Supreme Court review as to statutory interpretation issue, because state qualified as aggrieved party and controversy remained justiciable
  • notwithstanding fact that it prevailed on merits before Court of Appeals, state permitted to petition for Supreme Court review as to statutory interpretation issue, because state qualified as aggrieved party and controversy remained justiciable
  • party aggrieved by Court of Appeals decision in which party did not prevail in the manner in which it had sought to prevail
  • “‘Otherwise’ is a comparative word; that is, to construe properly the meaning of the word that ‘otherwise’ is modifying, we must examine the concept or word to which that modified word is being compared.”

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Judges: Balmer

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