Court of Appeals of Washington· 12/15/1982

State v. Goforth

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655 P.2d 714
33 Wash. App. 405
1982 Wash. App. LEXIS 3392

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in passing on whether newly discovered evidence will probably result in a different outcome upon retrial, the trial court must necessarily pass upon the credibility, significance, and cogency of the proffered evidence
evidence was sufficient to support inference that \gun was operable in fact\ where witnesses who were familiar with shotguns testified that the defendant used a real shotgun
evidence was sufficient to support inference that \gun was operable in fact\ where witnesses who were familiar with shotguns testified that the defendant used a real shotgun
in passing on whether newly discovered evidence will probably result in a different outcome upon retrial, the trial court must necessarily pass upon the credibility, significance, and cogency of the proffered evidence

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