Freeman v. Gladden
Oregon Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtGoodwin, J.
This motion to recall onr mandate in Freeman v. Gladden, 236 Or 137, 387 P2d 360 (1963), seeks a rehearing upon constitutional questions relating to the admissibility of certain statements the petitioner gave the police after her arrest but, she alleges, before she was advised of her rights and while she was effectively denied counsel. We took jurisdiction because the petitioner was, at the time the motion was filed, under a sentence of death which followed the jury’s verdict of guilty of first-degree murder without recommendation. See OES 163.010 (3).
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