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State v. Clowes

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  • 104 Wash. App. 935

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  • holding that failure to identify the victim where the charge was interfering with domestic violence reporting is an omission of an essential element because the crime must be committed against a family or household member
  • holding that failure to identify the victim where the charge was interfering with domestic violence reporting is an omission of an essential element because the crime must be committed against a family or household member
  • defendant disconnected the victim's phone during an argument and blocked her attempts to leave
  • “proof that a person acted ‘knowingly’ is proof that they acted ‘willfully’ ”
  • noting, “we view count II in isolation”

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Judges: Seinfeld

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