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· 11/25/1981

In Re the Personal Restraint of Habbitt

Citations

  • 636 P.2d 1098
  • 96 Wash. 2d 500
  • 1981 Wash. LEXIS 1354

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  • where the trial court improperly applied firearm findings to enhance first degree robbery convictions, remand for resentencing, rather than simply striking firearm enhancements, is the appropriate remedy
  • where the trial court improperly applied firearm findings to enhance first degree robbery convictions, remand for resentencing, rather than simply striking firearm enhancements, is the appropriate remedy
  • where erroneous portion of sentence restricted the trial court's discretion, matter had to be remanded so that trial court's discretion could be exercised unfettered

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Judges: Per Curiam

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