State v. Williams

We allow defendant’s motion for reconsideration of our opinion, 131 Or App 85, 883 P2d 918 (1994), and adhere to it.

Defendant was convicted of murder and, on appeal, assigned error to four of the five aggravating factors used by the court in imposing a departure sentence. We held that, even assuming that we agreed with defendant’s assignments, because defendant did not challenge one of the factors, the case did not require remand.

Defendant contends that our holding was based on a factual error. ORAP 6.25(1). She argues:

“[Defendant’s] quarrel is with this court’s statement that the trial court…