Haugen v. Kitzhaber
Oregon Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtBalmer, C. J.
The Governor has the power to grant clemency, including pardons, commutations, and reprieves, pursuant to Article V, section 14, of the Oregon Constitution. This case requires us to determine what constitutes a reprieve under that constitutional provision. Specifically, we must decide whether a reprieve must have a stated end date, whether it may be granted only for particular purposes, and whether it must be accepted by the recipient to be effective.
After this court affirmed Gary Haugen’s aggravated murder conviction and death sentence, he decided not to pursue further appeals, and the trial…
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