Washington Supreme Court· 6/16/1988

State v. Gonzalez

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757 P.2d 925
110 Wash. 2d 738
1988 Wash. LEXIS 67

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recognizing the trial court’s threshold inquiry in a criminal case was whether the information sought at a deposition was material
discussing a defendant's constitutional rights to discovery in terms of a due process analysis
\[W]e have many times held that arguments raised only by amici curiae need not be considered.\
a defendant's discovery rights available under the federal and state constitutions require some showing the information sought is material to the defense
a defendant's discovery rights available under the federal and state constitutions require some showing the information sought is material to the defense
“[W]e have many times held that arguments raised only by amici curiae need not be considered.”

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