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State v. Hicks

Citations

  • 812 P.2d 893
  • 61 Wash. App. 923
  • 1991 Wash. App. LEXIS 239

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  • concluding that sleeping victims are particularly vulnerable
  • concluding that sleeping victims are particularly vulnerable
  • affirming exceptional sentence based on finding that rape victim, though not of advanced age, was particularly vulnerable because she was attacked as she slept and was therefore less capable of resistance compared to other rape victims
  • where defendant was 17 and victims over 70, court found particular vulnerability and exceptional sentence justified
  • where defendant was 17 and victims over 70, court found particular vulnerability and exceptional sentence justified
  • sufficient evidence supporting aggravating factor in first degree rape case where one victim was elderly and another was attacked while she was sleeping

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Judges: Green

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