City of Bellevue v. Jacke

How courts have described this case

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• stating in affirming defendant’s conviction of domestic violence assault of her estranged husband at his apartment, “[tjhere was no implied consent to break and enter merely because of the marital status”
• stating in affirming defendant's conviction of domestic violence assault of her estranged husband at his apartment, \[t]here was no implied consent to break and enter merely because of the marital status\

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