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State v. Weller

Citations

  • 501 P.2d 794
  • 263 Or. 132
  • 1972 Ore. LEXIS 387

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  • fact that defendant lived in a bedroom in a house also occupied by other persons was insufficient basis for finding that defendant had control or right to control marijuana plants found in another (unoccupied) bedroom in the house
  • fact that defendant lived in a bedroom in a house also occupied by other persons was insufficient basis for finding that defendant had control or right to control marijuana plants found in another (unoccupied) bedroom in the house
  • evidence that the defendant lived in a bedroom on the second floor of a house occupied by another couple insufficient basis to find that the defendant had the right to exercise control over growing marijuana found in an unoccupied bedroom on the same floor
  • the defendant’s occupancy of one of three bedrooms on the second floor of a residence in which a woman and another man also lived was insufficient for the jury to find that he had a right to control marijuana plants found in an unoccupied bedroom on the second floor

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Judges: O'Connell, Denecke, Tongue, Howell, Bryson

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