City of Spokane v. Douglass

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• noting long-standing requirement that party invoking potentially greater protection of Washington Constitution address Gunwall criteria
• the question is whether the terms of the statute are inherently subjective in the context in which they are used
• the question is whether the terms of the statute are inherently subjective in the context in which they are used
• enhanced sentence for drug sales near school bus stop not unconstitutionally vague
• statute supplies adequate standards unless it proscribes conduct by resort to inherently subjective terms
• “This test . . . does not demand impossible standards of specificity or absolute agreement.”

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