concluding that, when a defendant is convicted of multiple counts of murder based on different theories of killing the same victim, the convictions should merge
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concluding that, when a defendant is convicted of multiple counts of murder based on different theories of killing the same victim, the convictions should merge
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Summary of this case from Red Lion Hotels, Inc. v. Commonwealth Ins. Co.Full title:PETITIONS FOR REVIEW
Court:Oregon Supreme Court
Date published: Mar 27, 2001
ORS 161.067(1). Following Barrett, in State v. Beason, 170 Or App 414, 12 P3d 560 (2000), rev den, 331 Or 692…
State v. LuersFurther, the circumstance at issue in each offense does not require proof of an "element" that the other…