Court of Appeals of Washington· 8/7/1986

State v. Bebb

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723 P.2d 512
44 Wash. App. 803
1986 Wash. App. LEXIS 3220

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\[a] prosecutor can comment on the accused's failure to present evidence on a particular issue if persons other than the accused or his spouse could have testified for him on that issue\
\[a] prosecutor can comment on the accused's failure to present evidence on a particular issue if persons other than the accused or his spouse could have testified for him on that issue\
not improper to comment on defendant's failure to call handwriting expert or lay witness familiar with his handwriting to rebut State's expert testimony on handwriting
self-representation is not a license to avoid compliance with court rules
approved prosecutor's comment on defendant's failure to present handwriting testimony

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Judges: Thompson, McInturff

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