State v. Austin (2015)
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State v. Altamirano-Juarez (2020)
Harrell/Wilson, 353 Or at 251 n 2. *53 Austin, 274 Or App at 120 (internal quotation marks and brackets omitted).
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State v. Hernandez (2021)
See Austin, 274 Or App at 126 (remanding to the trial court to reconsider jury waiver in accordance with Harrell/Wilson).
remanding to the trial court to reconsider jury waiver in accordance with Harrell/Wilson
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State v. Ames (2019)
A defendant's right to waive a trial by jury is a stand-alone right that "should be read in context as a right no less fundamental and no less personal than the other rights with which it is associated in the Oregon Constitution." Harrell/Wilson , 353 Or. at 263 , 297 P.3d 461 ; see also State v. Austin , 274 Or.
explaining that a criminal defendant's right to waive a jury trial is "no minor matter"