Washington Supreme Court· 12/12/1985

State v. Bergeron

Citations

711 P.2d 1000
105 Wash. 2d 1
1985 Wash. LEXIS 1301

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indicating that, for purposes of determining whether harmless error analysis applies to a particular error, Washington courts will follow the lead of the U.S. Supreme Court
indicating that, for purposes of determining whether harmless error analysis applies to a particular error, Washington courts will follow the lead of the U.S. Supreme Court
indicating that, for purposes of determining whether harmless error analysis applies to a particular error, Washington courts will follow the lead of the U.S. Supreme Court
\Nothing herein is intended to indicate other than that we fully approve the pattern inference of intent jury instruction in burglary cases.\
\The intent required by our burglary statutes is simply the intent to commit any crime against a person or property inside the burglarized premises.\
in the absence of prejudice sentence will still be imposed even though CrR 7.1, prohibiting \unreasonable delay in sentencing\, has been violated

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Judges: Andersen, Brachtenbach, Dore, Callow, Goodloe, Durham, Dolliver, Pearson, Utter

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