Washington Supreme Court· 1/25/1995

State v. Gentry

Citations

888 P.2d 1105
125 Wash. 2d 570

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concluding that capital defendant who attempted suicide was voluntarily absent and waived due process right to be present at the return of the verdict
holding that the right to an impartial jury was not violated by the replacement of an impaneled juror with an alternate when the defendant participated in and accepted the selection of three alternate jurors before trial
noting that a challenge to the trial court's compliance with CrR 6.5 involves \compliance with a procedural rule rather than a constitutional issue\
explaining that the trial court found, following a Frye hearing, that the science was reliable
explaining that the trial court found, following a Frye hearing, that the science was reliable
challenging the science matching the blood on Gentry’s shoes to Holden’s type

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Judges: Andersen, Utter, Johnson

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