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Court of Appeals of Washington· 9/9/1985

State v. Bailey

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  • 706 P.2d 229
  • 41 Wash. App. 724

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  • trial court properly instructed jury that possession not unlawful if defendant did not know drug was in his or her possession
  • trial court properly instructed jury that possession [was] not unlawful if defendant did not know drug was in his or her possession
  • where the Legislature does not amend a criminal statute after judicial construction of such statute, it is presumed that the Legislature agrees with the judicial construction of the statute
  • trial court properly instructed jury that possession [was] not unlawful if defendant did not know drug was in his or her possession

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Judges: Corbett

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