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Oregon Supreme Court—November 30, 2017

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When defendant moved to suppress all statements he made during an encounter with police, and trial court’s ruling only addressed suppression of defendant’s post-Miranda statements, defendant not required to again request suppression of pre-Miranda statements to preserve that issue for appeal.  
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When defendant moved to suppress all statements he made during an encounter with police, and trial court’s ruling only addressed suppression of defendant’s post-''Miranda'' statements, defendant not required to again request suppression of pre-''Miranda'' statements to preserve that issue for appeal.  
 
    
 
    
 
[http://www.publications.ojd.state.or.us/docs/S065098.pdf State v. Schmidtke], 362 Or 203 (2017) (Per Curiam)
 
[http://www.publications.ojd.state.or.us/docs/S065098.pdf State v. Schmidtke], 362 Or 203 (2017) (Per Curiam)
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Written by Erin Severe, OPDS | Edited by Mary A. Sofia, OCDLA

SEARCH & SEIZURE

Motion to Suppress—Preservation

When defendant moved to suppress all statements he made during an encounter with police, and trial court’s ruling only addressed suppression of defendant’s post-Miranda statements, defendant not required to again request suppression of pre-Miranda statements to preserve that issue for appeal.

State v. Schmidtke, 362 Or 203 (2017) (Per Curiam)