Court of Appeals of Oregon· 2/22/1995

State v. Williams

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133 Or. App. 191
891 P.2d 3
1995 Ore. App. LEXIS 404

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discussing circumstances in which sentencing court’s findings of independent grounds for departure are sufficient to support conclusion that court would have imposed the same departure sentence based on a single factor alone
affirming judgment imposing departure sentence considering, among other things, the defendants’ disregard for any laws and inability to be deterred from committing new criminal activ- ity
it is a waste of judicial resources to address all reasons if record states that one aggravating factor was sufficient
defendant convicted of felony murder when defendant and two companions robbed victim; one companion struck victim repeatedly with pipe and killed him
defendant on supervision showed inability to be deterred from committing new crimes
crime committed while the defendant was on supervision

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Judges: Leeson, Muniz, Riggs

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