Court of Appeals of Washington· 8/12/1987

State v. Clark

Citations

743 P.2d 822
48 Wash. App. 850
1987 Wash. App. LEXIS 4096

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concluding that requirement in plea agreement for “complete and truthful” testimony merely gave “assurance of reliability to the State” and did not require specific testimony
stating that unobjected prosecutorial misconduct “is waived unless the prosecutor’s actions are deemed flagrant and ill intentioned and the resulting prejudice so enduring that the effect could not be neutralized by a jury admonition”
“Before a private party may be deemed an agent of the State, however, the government must be involved directly as a participant in the search or indirectly as an ‘encourager’ or instigator of the private citizen’s actions.”

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Judges: Swanson, Webster, Pekelis

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