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Oregon Supreme Court: Conviction for Interfering with Police Requires Lawful Order

by Mark Wilson

The Supreme Court of Oregon reversed a conviction for interfering with a peace officer, concluding that the officer did not have reasonable suspicion that a crime had been, or was about to be, committed — and his order was not a “lawful order.”

At about midnight, Beaverton, ...

 

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