State v. Hill
675 P.2d 1134 | Or. Ct. App. | 1984
Defendant appeals his convictions for assault in the third degree and carrying a concealed weapon. He raises 12 assignments of error, none of which is well taken. We write only to note that, contrary to defendant’s (and, to a certain extent, the trial court’s) guest passenger theory of the law of assault, it was permissible to charge and convict defendant of assault by injuring the passenger in his car through his criminally negligent operation of the car.
Affirmed.