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· 3/17/1981

State v. Fagundes

Citations

  • 614 P.2d 198
  • 26 Wash. App. 477

How courts have described this case

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  • confession made after defendant was advised of his rights and confronted with evidence of the crime
  • in first degree felony murder, first degree rape, first degree kidnapping, and first degree theft case, corpus delicti satisfied where “the facts established support a logical and reasonable deduction that the crimes had, in fact, been committed”

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Judges: James

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