State v. Gaines, 040343619.
| Court | Court of Appeals of Oregon |
| Writing for the Court | Rosenblum |
| Citation | 159 P.3d 1291,213 Or. App. 211 |
| Parties | STATE of Oregon, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. Artissa Dehonda GAINES, Defendant-Appellant. |
| Docket Number | 040343619.,A124872. |
| Decision Date | 30 May 2007 |
v.
Artissa Dehonda GAINES, Defendant-Appellant.
Multnomah County Circuit Court; Lewis B. Lawrence, Judge.
Harry R. Carson for petition.
Before HASELTON, Presiding Judge, and ARMSTRONG and ROSENBLUM, Judges.
ROSENBLUM, J.
Defendant seeks reconsideration of our opinion in State v. Gaines, 211 Or.App. 356, 155 P.3d 61 (2007). She argues that we both misstated the facts and misconstrued the law when we affirmed her conviction for obstructing governmental or judicial administration, ORS 162.235. We grant the motion for reconsideration, modify the former opinion, and adhere to the former opinion as modified.
First, defendant argues that we misstated the facts when we twice stated that defendant had been arrested and incarcerated for "an unrelated felony charge" when she violated ORS 162.235. Defendant contends that she was arrested and incarcerated for an unrelated misdemeanor charge. The record does not resolve this factual question. Accordingly, we modify our former opinion to strike the two references to "felony" and to, therefore, indicate that defendant was arrested "on an unrelated charge" and "incarcerated on the charge."
Second, defendant argues that our opinion misstated the facts of State v. Mattila, 77 Or.App. 219, 712 P.2d 832, rev. den., 301 Or. 77, 717 P.2d 632 (1986). Specifically, defendant contends that the defendant in Mattila was never "ordered * * * to remove the crutch" and never "verbally refused to use his body to move something (a crutch)," and thus it was error to analogize that defendant's actions to the actions of defendant in this case. Gaines, 211 Or.App. at 360-61, 155 P.3d 61.
We reject defendant's argument that we misstated the facts of Mattila. The facts as set forth in Mattila established several oral exchanges between the defendant and the officers. The defendant in Mattila "refused to open the door," "refused to [leave the house]," and "refused to remove [the crutch used to wedge the door closed]." 77 Or.App. at 221, 223, 712 P.2d 832. Although Mattila does not specify whether the deputies generally requested that the defendant open the door or whether they specifically asked the defendant to remove the crutch, that lack of specificity is not significant. The defendant in M...
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