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State v. Fuller

Citations

  • 169 Wash. App. 797
  • 282 P.3d 126

How courts have described this case

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  • holding puzzle analogy proper because, among other reasons, the prosecutor did not quantify the level of certainty necessary to satisfy “beyond a reasonable doubt” standard
  • holding puzzle analogy proper because, among other reasons, the prosecutor did not quantify the level of certainty necessary to satisfy “beyond a reasonable doubt” standard
  • explaining that even where a suspect elects to speak with law enforcement, “the suspect may exercise the right to silence in response to any question and the State cannot use that partial silence against him at trial.”

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Judges: Armstrong, Deren, Worswick

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