Washington Supreme Court· 3/25/1993

State v. Collins

Citations

847 P.2d 919
121 Wash. 2d 168
1993 Wash. LEXIS 78

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holding that a petitioner had not properly raised a right to bear arms issue in his petition for review because he broached it only in his argument section, not in his petition's statement of issues as directed by RAP 13.4(c)(5)
holding that a petitioner had not properly raised a right to bear arms issue in his petition for review because he broached it only in his argument section, not in his petition’s statement of issues as directed by RAP 13.4(c)(5)
considering defendant’s prior access to a firearm, time of day of stop, and defendant’s prior felony arrest
not appropriate to consider an issue raised for the first time in a supplemental brief after review has been accepted
not appropriate to consider an issue raised for the first time in a supplemental brief after review has been accepted
officers lawfully in a protected area may seize contraband they perceive with their senses, where the contraband is immediately recognizable as such by the officers

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Judges: Brachtenbach

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