State v. Ashbaugh

*300GILLETTE, J.

This case concerns a criminal defendant’s motion to suppress evidence obtained in a consent search of her purse. Defendant argued to the trial court that suppression was required because her consent to the search was a product of prior conduct on the part of the police that violated her rights under Article I, section 9, of the Oregon Constitution— specifically, an unreasonable and, therefore, unlawful, seizure of her person. The trial court rejected that argument but, on defendant’s appeal, the Court of Appeals remanded for further factfinding, holding that the consent search was…