State v. Algeo (2013)
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Smith v. Board of Parole & Post-Prison Supervision (2015)
See State v. Algeo, 354 Or 236, 242 , 311 P3d 865 (2013) (“In accordance with our usual approach, we take up [the] statutory argument before we consider [the] constitutional argument.”).
“In accordance with our usual approach, we take up [the] statutory argument before we consider [the] constitutional argument.”
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State v. Sagdal (2015)
However, “caution must be used before ending the analysis at the first level, viz., with- out considering the history of the constitutional provision at issue.” Stranahan v. Fred Meyer, Inc., 331 Or 38, 57 , 11 P3d 228 (2000); see State v. Algeo, 354 Or 236, 246 , 311 P3d 865 (2013) (“We focus first on the text and context * * * but also may consider the measure’s history, should it appear useful to our analysis.”).
“We focus first on the text and context * * * but also may consider the measure’s history, should it appear useful to our analysis.”
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State v. Sagdal (2015)
However, “caution must be used before ending the analysis at the first level, viz., without considering the history of the constitutional provision at issue.” Stranahan v. Fred Meyer, Inc., 331 Or 38, 57 , 11 P3d 228 (2000); see State v. Algeo, 354 Or 236, 246 , 311 P3d 865 (2013) (“We focus first on the text and context * * * but also may consider the measure’s history, should it appear useful to our analysis.”).
“We focus first on the text and context * * * but also may consider the measure’s history, should it appear useful to our analysis.”
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State v. Ramos (2014)
Cf. State v. Algeo, 354 Or 236, 239, 242, 245 , 311 P3d 865 (2013) (the court asked the parties to brief whether a court may grant restitution that exceeds the amount that petitioner could have recovered in a civil action but declined to address crime victim’s argument that ORS 137.106 now requires restitution “in full” of a victim’s damages because the legislature has limited that court’s review of crime victims’ claims under ORS 147.535(3) to considering whether the trial …
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State v. Ball (2018)
ORS 147.535(3) ; see State v. Algeo , 354 Or. 236 , 244-45, 311 P.3d 865 (2013) ("The only jurisdiction that [ ORS 147.535 ] grants is jurisdiction to review the order of a trial court denying a petitioner's constitutional claim." (Emphasis in original) ).
"The only jurisdiction that [ ORS 147.535 ] grants is jurisdiction to review the order of a trial court denying a petitioner's constitutional claim." (Emphasis in original)
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State v. Turnidge (2016)
ORS 136.060(1) now refers more generally to “[jlointly charged defendants.” 14 When interpreting a statute adopted via initiative, this court may consider the history of the measure, including “the ballot title and arguments for and against the measure included in the voters’ pamphlet, and contemporaneous news reports and editorial comment on the measure.” Ecumenical Ministries v. Oregon State Lottery Comm., 318 Or 551 , 560 n 8, 871 P2d 106 (1994); see also State v. Algeo, …
court may consider history of voter-adopted measure, if useful to court’s analysis, in addition to considering text and context