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Johnson v. State

Citations

  • 894 P.2d 1366
  • 77 Wash. App. 934

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  • holding that on-campus student residents are invitees
  • foreseeability of rape of college student in front of her dormitory was a question of fact where there had been numerous rapes on campus each year
  • evidence of “numerous crimes” taking place on campús makes rape sufficiently foreseeable to take premises liability case to jury
  • foreseeability of rape of college student in front of her dormitory was a question of fact where there had been numerous rapes on campus each year
  • foreseeability of rape of college student in front of her dormitory was a question of fact where there had been numerous rapes on campus each year
  • incident occurred outside dormitory classified as invitee

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Judges: Baker

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