State v. Nussbaum

I believe the indictments were sufficient. See State v. Rood, 234 Or 196, 202, 380 P2d 806, 808 (1963), where, after reviewing indictments in numerous prior Oregon cases which were held valid despite certain alleged omissions, the court said:

“Without further review of the authorities it will be noticed that our precedents announced in cases substantially similar to the present one do not require that the indictment name the individual who, similar to the purchaser of a lottery ticket, participates in the criminal act. It will also be *308noticed that our precedents are in harmony with the trend…