· 12/21/1987
State v. Falling
Citations
- 747 P.2d 1119
- 50 Wash. App. 47
- 1987 Wash. App. LEXIS 4565
How courts have described this case
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- threatening to use a knife during the commission of first degree rape is an element of that crime and may not serve to justify an exceptional sentence
- threatening to use a knife during the commission of first degree rape is an element of that crime and may not serve to justify an exceptional sentence
- “Falling raped the victim in her bedroom. This was an invasion of her ‘zone of privacy.’ ”
- The threatened use of a knife during commission of first degree rape is an element of that crime and could not justify an exceptional sentence
- defendant who raped victim was deliberately cruel by threatening to kill or injure victim and calling her a \bitch\
- The threatened use of a knife during commission of first degree rape is an element of that crime and could not justify an exceptional sentence.
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Judges: Ringold
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