Gaona v. BLACKETTER

“The fact that the legislature used the definite article ‘the’ and the singular form of the noun ‘sentence’ suggests that it intended the requirements in ORS 137.225(l)(a) to apply to only one particular sentence.”

Reeves v. Plett

Court of Appeals of Oregon, 2017

holding that an ORCP 71 B order setting aside a judgment is appealable under ORS 19.205(3)

Hoddenpyl v. Fiskum

Court of Appeals of Oregon, 2016

defense counsel’s mistake in assuming that an answer to the complaint was not due while a settlement offer was pending was excusable neglect

State v. Vanburen

Court of Appeals of Oregon, 2014

“[W]here the broad legal issue has been adequately identified to the trial court, the issue will be deemed preserved for purposes of appeal.”

Protect Grand Island Farms v. Yamhill County

Court of Appeals of Oregon, 2012

statutory reference to “the sentence” construed to mean “only one particular sentence”

State v. McBride

Court of Appeals of Oregon, 2011

defendant entitled to acquittal on first-degree child neglect charge, ORS 163.547(1)(a) (2001), because evidence did not establish that homeowner’s boyfriend, who had a room in the home, had control over the homeowner’s child or authority to exclude the child from the home

Carrillo v. City of Stanfield

Court of Appeals of Oregon, 2011

“The fact that the legislature used the definite article ‘the’ and the singular form of the noun ‘sentence’ suggests that it intended the requirements in ORS 137.225(l)(a) to apply to only one particular sentence.”

Saldivar v. Roberts

Court of Appeals of Oregon, 2011

tender of settlement offer together with draft answer by defendant's attorney under mistaken assumption that no default order would be pursued

Saldivar v. Roberts

Court of Appeals of Oregon, 2011

tender of settlement offer together with draft answer by defendant’s attorney under mistaken assumption that no default order would be pursued

Gaona v. BLACKETTER

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Gaona
v.
Blacketter.

Gaona
v.
Blacketter.

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Gaona v. Blacketter.

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Gaona
v.
Blacketter.