Court of Appeals of Washington· 12/30/1982

State v. Harper

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655 P.2d 1199
33 Wash. App. 507
1982 Wash. App. LEXIS 3446

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when a defendant does not object, defense counsel may, as a matter of trial tactics, waive a defendant's right to confrontation by stipulating to the admission of evidence as long as the stipulation is not tantamount to a guilty plea
when a defendant does not object, defense counsel may, as a matter of trial tactics, waive a defendant’s right to confrontation by stipulating to the admission of evidence as long as the stipulation is not tantamount to a guilty plea
when a defendant does not object, defense counsel may, as a matter of trial tactics, waive a defendant’s right to confrontation by stipulating to the admission of evidence as long as the stipulation is not tantamount to a guilty plea

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