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concluding that no trespassing signs on an adjacent field were not indicative of defendant's intent, where a fence separated the field from the open driveway
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concluding that no trespassing signs on an adjacent field were not indicative of defendant's intent, where a fence separated the field from the open driveway
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concluding that no trespassing signs on an adjacent field were not indicative of defendant's intent, where a fence separated the field from the open driveway
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Summary of this case from State v. WilliamsFull title:PETITIONS FOR REVIEW
Court:Oregon Supreme Court
Date published: Jan 1, 1993
In short, the issue is not whether the handgun is within a person's control or direction, but whether the…
State v. WarnerHolmes, 311 Or at 409. Our decision in State v. Gilmore, 123 Or. App. 594, 860 P.2d 882, rev den 318 Or. 171…