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· 7/14/1988

State v. Halsen

Citations

  • 757 P.2d 531
  • 111 Wash. 2d 121
  • 1988 Wash. LEXIS 151

How courts have described this case

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  • upholding restitution award, even though trial court relied on wrong statue in ordering restitution, where award was warranted under proper statute
  • in which both parties conceded on appeal that a different statute than the one applied by the trial court governed the case
  • in which both parties conceded on appeal that a different statute than the one applied by the trial court governed the case
  • a victim of custodial interference may recover reasonable expenses incurred in locating and recovering the child
  • a victim of custodial interference may recover reasonable expenses incurred in locating and recovering the child

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Judges: Utter

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