Opinion · Orlaw Oregon
PER CURIAM OPINIONS, 52 Or. App. 599 (1981)
52 Or. App. 599
- Type
- Opinion
- Court
- Orlaw Oregon
- Jurisdiction
- Orlaw
- Date
- 1981-06-01
- Topic
- general
PER CURIAM OPINIONS, 52 Or. App. 599 (1981) PER CURIAM OPINIONSOregon Court of Appeals. June 1, 1981. [EDITOR'S NOTE: This case is unpublished as indicated by the issuing court.] In the Matter of the Marriage of Holm and Holm (18809). Affirmed. No costs to either party.
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PER CURIAM OPINIONS,52 Or. App. 599(1981)
PER CURIAM OPINIONS
Oregon Court of Appeals.
June 1, 1981.
In the Matter of the Marriage of Holm and Holm (18809). Affirmed. No costs to either party.Smith and Smith,290 Or. 567,624 P.2d 114(1981);Ditto and Ditto,52 Or. App. 609,628 P.2d 777(1981);Padbury and Padbury,46 Or. App. 533,612 P.2d 321(1980). (628 P.2d 793)
State v. Keller, Richard (18794). Affirmed.State v.Corpuz,49 Or. App. 811,621 P.2d 604(1980) (holding that the language of ORS163.175(1)(c) "under circumstances manifesting extreme indifference to the value of human life" is not unconstitutionally vague). Identical language in ORS163.118(1)(a) is challenged for vagueness by defendant's demurrer here. (629 P.2d 422)Page 600
June 8, 1981
Stogsdill, William v. Cupp (19839). Affirmed.State v.Elmore,24 Or. App. 651,546 P.2d 1117,rev den(1976);Michael M. v. Superior Court,450 U.S. 464,101 S Ct 1200,67 L Ed2d 437(1981). (629 P.2d 421,revden291 Or. 514)
State v. Keller, Richard (18794). Affirmed.State v.Corpuz,49 Or. App. 811,621 P.2d 604(1980) (holding that the language of ORS163.175(1)(c) "under circumstances manifesting extreme indifference to the value of human life" is not unconstitutionally vague). Identical language in ORS163.118(1)(a) is challenged for vagueness by defendant's demurrer here. (629 P.2d 422)Page 600
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