Johnson v. Premo

• Court: Oregon Court of Appeals
• Area(s) of Law: Appellate Procedure
• Date Filed: 06-03-2015
• Case #: A150451
• Judge(s)/Court Below: PER CURIAM. Armstrong, P.J.; Haselton, C.J.; & Wollheim, S.J.

A party to a judgment by the Court of Appeals may petition to modify the written opinion to correct factual errors. If the petition is correct, the Court may allow the modification.

Petitioner Johnson, a party to a prior judgment of this Court, petitioned the Court to modify a footnote of its opinion, arguing that the footnote may not be factually correct. The petitioner had submitted a supplemental pro se brief which raised an issue of factual discrepancy. The Court accepted the petition and modified the relevant footnote accordingly. Former opinion modified and adhered to as modified.

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