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State v. Webb

Citations

  • 63 P.3d 1258
  • 186 Or. App. 404
  • 2003 Ore. App. LEXIS 268

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that, “[a]lthough the law does not require that a threat of harm be immediate, it does require that the threat be real and exist in the near future”
  • mental health professionals’ “vague unease about the possibility of harm” did not justify civil commitment
  • pattern of riding a bicycle nude through unsafe neighborhoods is insufficient to support commitment
  • pattern of riding a bicycle nude through unsafe neighborhoods is insufficient to support commitment
  • a generalized concern that a person behaves in a way that could make them vulnerable to an assault is not sufficient to establish a danger to self
  • appellant who rode bicycle in the nude in unsavory neighborhoods was not proved to be a danger to herself because of the possibility that she might be assaulted

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Judges: Landau, Armstrong, Brewer

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