State v. Sundberg
Oregon Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtBalmer, J.
This criminal case requires us to determine the circumstances, if any, that permit a trial court to empanel an anonymous jury. Defendant was charged with several sex crimes. At the outset of trial, the trial court ruled that the names and certain other personal information of prospective jurors would not be disclosed to the parties, counsel, or the public. A jury was selected and empanelled, and the jury ultimately found defendant guilty of first-degree sexual abuse (ORS 163.427) and attempted unlawful sexual penetration (ORS 161.405(2)(b); ORS 163.411). Although defendant had objected to the…
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