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State v. Bryan

Citations

  • 606 P.2d 1228
  • 93 Wash. 2d 177
  • 1980 Wash. LEXIS 1265

How courts have described this case

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  • “Determination of crimes and punishment has traditionally been a legislative prerogative, subject to only very limited review in the courts.”
  • “Determination of crimes and punishment has traditionally been a legislative prerogative, subject to only very limited review in the courts.”
  • “Determination of crimes and punishment has traditionally been a legislative prerogative, subject to only very limited review in the courts.”
  • statute that delegated to Department of Social and Health Services the power to create juvenile dispositional guidelines was not unconstitutional delegation of power where statute contained explicit standards for creation of guidelines

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Judges: Horowitz, Rosellini

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