State v. Schoen (2010)
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State v. Lee (2015)
As set out above, the court observed “mixing up library books and reshelving them out of order is an alteration and rearrangement of property and constitutes ‘tampering’ with property.” Id. at 216 (emphasis added).
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State v. Hendricks (2015)
Accord State v. Schoen, 348 Or 207, 211-12 , 213 n 2, 228 P3d 1207 (2010) (determining scope of appellate review of preservation and MJOA by reference to “the context of the case as it was charged and tried,” including the theory of the case on which the jury was instructed); cf. State v. Burgess, 352 Or 499, 504 , 287 P3d 1093 (2012) (“[I]t would he fundamentally unfair *** to sustain defendant’s conviction on a separate factual and legal theory that has been proffered by t…
determining scope of appellate review of preservation and MJOA by reference to “the context of the case as it was charged and tried,” including the theory of the case on which the jury was instructed
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State v. Baker-Krofft (2010)
See State v. Schoen, 348 Or 207 , 213 n 2, 228 P3d 1207 (2010) (noting that a defendant who is charged with “tampering]” with property cannot be found guilty of “interfering” with property, when those words provided alternative definitions of the same criminal act).
noting that a defendant who is charged with “tampering]” with property cannot be found guilty of “interfering” with property, when those words provided alternative definitions of the same criminal act