The Sixth Amendment does not bar the use of prior juvenile adjudications as sentencing factors in Oregon,

provided "that when such an adjudication is offered as an enhancement factor to increase a criminal sentence, its existence must either be proved to a trier of fact or be admitted by a defendant for sentencing purposes following an informed and knowing waiver" according to the Oregon Supreme Court in State v Harris, (Carson, C.J.).

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