State v. Foster

*520JONES, J.

This case presents the questions whether defendant’s statements made during police interrogation were obtained in violation of ORS 136.425(1), which prohibits the state from introducing evidence of a confession or admission of a defendant if “made under the influence of fear produced by threats”; whether any of defendant’s statements were made in violation of his state or federal constitutional rights against self-incrimination;1 or whether an otherwise voluntary confession is inadmissible, under the right to counsel provision of Article I, section ll,2 when, after arraignment and…