State v. Hamre
Oregon Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtHolman, J.
Defendant was convicted of the crime of threatening the commission of a felony in violation of OBS 161.330 which provides as follows:
“Any person who threatens * * * by speech, writing, printing, drawing, or by any other method, the commission of a felony, shall be guilty of a crime * *
Defendant filed a motion for arrest of judgment upon the ground that the information on which he was tried did not state a crime. The motion was granted by the trial court and the state appealed. The charge made by the information was as follows:
“That said Edwin J. Hamre * * * having showed to one Betty Lou…
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