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State v. Garrison

Citations

  • 427 P.2d 1012
  • 71 Wash. 2d 312
  • 1967 Wash. LEXIS 942

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that asking the proprietor of a burglarized tavern whether or not he thought the defendant was one of the parties who participated in the burglary was a question calculated to elicit an opinion on whether or not the appellant was guilty
  • holding that asking the proprietor of a burglarized tavern whether or not he thought the defendant was one of the parties who participated in the burglary was a question calculated to elicit an opinion on whether or not the appellant was guilty
  • Whether a defendant is guilty is a question \solely for the jury and [is] not the proper subject of either lay or expert opinion.\

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Judges: Denney

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