State v. Guse

Defendant was convicted of violating ORS 164.240 (burglary not in a dwelling) and appeals.

There are three assignments of error.

It is first contended that the indictment was bad because the grand jury indicted the defendant upon insufficient evidence. The defendant reasons that certain witnesses whose names were endorsed on the indictment demonstrated by their testimony at the trial that they did not know about, and therefore could not have presented, enough evidence before the grand jury to justify the return of a true bill against the defendant. This assignment of error is without merit.

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