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State v. Bunker

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  • 183 P.3d 1086
  • 144 Wash. App. 407

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  • finding RCW 26.50.110 ambiguous and interpreting it in accord with the legislature's intention to make violating no-contact orders a crime
  • reviewing former RCW 26.50.110(1) to determine whether a crime was committed when defendants were charged under the elevated felony provision
  • finding former RCW 26.50.110 (2006) ambiguous and interpreting it in accord with the legislature’s intention to make violating no-contact orders a crime
  • rejecting the State’s argument that because consent is not a defense to the crime of violating a no-contact order, the trial court is prohibited from considering the victim’s willing participation in the crime when sentencing the defendant
  • rejecting the State’s argument that because consent is not a defense to the crime of violating a no-contact order the trial court is prohibited from considering the victim’s willing participation in the crime when sentencing the defendant
  • remanding for trial court to consider this same mitigating factor

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Judges: Dwyer

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