Washington Supreme Court· 1/13/2005

State v. Graham

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153 Wash. 2d 400
103 P.3d 1238

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When the legislature prohibits conduct against “another person,” a separate offense is committed for each individual person that is placed in danger.
When the legislature prohibits conduct against “another person,” a separate offense is committed for each individual person that is placed in danger.
reckless endangerment is an inchoate crime; distinguishing between reckless endangerment, on the one hand, which subjects defendant to conviction based on risk her conduct poses, and assault or homicide, on the other hand, which require proof that harmful consequences actually occurred
\a person\ means defendant may be prosecuted for each person endangered
“a person” means defendant may be prosecuted for each person endangered
reckless endangerment is an inchoate crime; distinguishing between reckless endangerment, on the one hand, which subjects defendant to conviction based on risk her conduct poses, and assault or homicide, on the other hand, which require proof that harmful consequences actually occurred

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Judges: Madsen, Owens

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