State v. Richards
Oregon Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtLandau, J.
When an individual has been convicted of a felony, the sentencing court may impose a term of imprisonment, followed by release on post-prison supervision that is subject to certain conditions. Or, the trial court may instead sentence the individual to a term of probation, also subject to conditions. An individual who has been convicted of more than one criminal offense may serve probation for one offense and post-prison supervision for another at the same time. And when that individual violates a condition of one form of release, the same conduct may violate a condition of the other form of…
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