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The Easiest -- or is the hardest? -- Part of Being a Criminal Defense Lawyer

by: Ryan Scott • April 1, 2025 • no comments

A Finding of a Sufficient Pause Must Be Made by a Jury

by: Ryan Scott • March 24, 2025 • no comments

Is Actual Innocence a Viable Claim in Post-Conviction?

by: Ryan Scott • February 21, 2025 • no comments

Sexual Penetration and Contaminated Memories

by: Ryan Scott • February 1, 2025 • no comments

Chess Moves: Bench Trials, Severance Motions and OEC 404

by: Ryan Scott • January 9, 2025 • no comments

Challenging Language from Standard Instruction 1005

by: Ryan Scott • October 30, 2024 • no comments

An Easy Demurrer (Failure to Register as a Sex Offender)

by: Ryan Scott • October 4, 2024 • no comments

Antoine Demurrers and Election

by: Ryan Scott • September 9, 2024 • no comments

When the State Wants to Offer the GJ Testimony Under the Child Abuse Hearsay Exception

by: Ryan Scott • August 19, 2024 • no comments

Don't Ask for Jury Instructions You Don't Want

by: Ryan Scott • July 16, 2024 • no comments

Can sentencing arguments that don't win still impact the overall sentence?

by: Ryan Scott • July 14, 2024 • no comments

Resentencing Observations

by: Ryan Scott • July 14, 2024 • no comments

Post-Rahimi update on UPF (Portland City Code)

by: Ryan Scott • July 3, 2024 • no comments

Narrowing Broadly Written Statutes (sex crime edition)

by: Ryan Scott • May 29, 2024 • no comments

4th Theory of Merger

by: Ryan Scott • May 8, 2024 • no comments

3rd Theory of Merger

by: Ryan Scott • May 8, 2024 • no comments

2nd Theory of Merger

by: Ryan Scott • May 8, 2024 • no comments

1st Theory of Merger

by: Ryan Scott • May 8, 2024 • no comments

Felony Computer Crime

by: Ryan Scott • April 11, 2024 • no comments

A Gun Minimum Sentencing Hack

by: Ryan Scott • March 31, 2024 • no comments

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