Legal Opinion
State v. Henry
Oregon Supreme Court
Decided January 21, 1987No. CC 31-300; 31-301; CA A26439; SC S32941PublishedCited by 100 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtJones, J.
Shortly after defendant Earl Henry opened an adult bookstore in Redmond, Oregon, a search warrant was issued by a Deschutes County district judge which resulted in the seizure of almost the entire inventory of the store, including 73 magazines, 142 paperback books, seven newspapers, nine films, one film projector, six decks of playing cards, an additional six periodical magazines, and various business records. Defendant was charged with disseminating obscene material and possession of obscene material with the intent to disseminate under ORS 167.087, which provides in pertinent part:
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