Court of Appeals of Washington· 8/10/1987

State v. Herzog

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740 P.2d 380
48 Wash. App. 831
1987 Wash. App. LEXIS 3911

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holding a West German conviction by a two-person jury was unconstitutional on its face and could not be considered as criminal history, thereby implying the foreign conviction, but for its unconstitutionality, would have counted as criminal history
holding a West German conviction by a two-person jury was unconstitutional on its face and could not be considered as criminal history, thereby implying the foreign conviction, but for its unconstitutionality, would have counted as criminal history
conviction by a two-person jury was facially invalid and trial court correctly refused to consider it in sentencing
conviction by a two-person jury was facially invalid and trial court correctly refused to consider it in sentencing
defendant’s West Germany convictions by a two-person jury violated Sixth and Fourteenth Amendments to the United States Constitution
defendant's West Germany convictions by a two-person jury violated Sixth and Fourteenth Amendments to the United States Constitution

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