State v. Thompson

SCHUMAN, S. J.

This case is before us for the second time. In our first opinion, State v. Thompson, 254 Or App 282, 293 P3d 1082 (2012), we held that the interaction between defendant and police officers was a seizure of her person and that it was not justified by reasonable suspicion, a warrant, or anything else. Consequently, we held that the trial court erred in denying her motion to suppress evidence that derived from that unlawful seizure. We reversed and remanded. The Supreme Court accepted the state’s petition for review and held the case in abeyance pending that court’s resolution of…