Court of Appeals of Washington· 4/30/2013

State v. Davis

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174 Wash. App. 623
300 P.3d 465

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holding that attempted murder and first degree assault convictions were not the same in fact where the State proved each crime with different evidence
proof of retrieving the murder weapon and moving toward victim was sufficient to establish an act constituting a substantial step toward causing the death of another
jury instructions are proper when, taken as a whole, they set out the applicable law and allow the parties to argue their theories of the case
\ Passing treatment of an issue is insufficient to warrant appellate consideration. \
upholding a trial court' s \ to convict\ instructions, which advised the jury that it had a ` duty' to convict if it found the elements of the charged crimes proved beyond a reasonable doubt
assault and attempted murder convictions shared same criminal intent

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Judges: Brintnall, Deren, Quinn, Worswick

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