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State v. George

Citations

  • 834 P.2d 664
  • 67 Wash. App. 217
  • 1992 Wash. App. LEXIS 376

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  • stating that age of 77-year-old victim, as a matter of law, justified an exceptional sentence
  • stating that age of 77-year-old victim, as a matter of law, justified an exceptional sentence
  • stating that vulnerability due to advanced age may alone, as a matter of law, justify an exceptional sentence in robbery, assault, and rape of 77-year-old woman
  • stating that vulnerability due to advanced age may alone, as a matter of law, justify an exceptional sentence in robbery, assault, and rape of 77-year-old woman
  • upholding an exceptional sentence based on defendant's commission of crimes while on parole
  • finding presence of aggravating factors and affirming exceptional sentence for brutal assault and rape of elderly victim during the course of a robbery, even though the sentencing judge had considered some inappropriate factors in determining the sentence

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Judges: Grosse

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