Washington Supreme Court· 9/28/2000

State v. Davis

Citations

141 Wash. 2d 798
10 P.3d 977
2000 Wash. LEXIS 758

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declining to address argument that state constitutional provision provided greater protection than its federal counterpart where appellant failed to brief Gunwall factors
victim's conscious suffering, three aggravating factors, extensive criminal history including violent crimes, defendant abused as a child and diagnosed with personality disorders
victim's conscious suffering, three aggravating factors, extensive criminal history including violent crimes, defendant abused as a child and diagnosed with personality disorders
death sentence not disproportionate because defendant's \case is sufficiently similar to other cases in which the death penalty has been imposed and upheld on appeal\
death sentence not disproportionate because defendant's \case is sufficiently similar to other cases in which the death penalty has been imposed and upheld on appeal\
declining to address argument that state constitutional provision provided greater protection that its federal counterpart where appellant failed to brief Gunwall factors

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Judges: Sanders, Smith

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