· 10/22/1987
State v. Holyoak
Citations
- 745 P.2d 515
- 49 Wash. App. 691
- 1987 Wash. App. LEXIS 4352
How courts have described this case
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- finding that victim's small size rendered her particularly vulnerable supported by specific references to victim's age, height and weight
- defendant's prior conviction for indecent liberties, without any corroborating evidence substantiating future dangerousness, deemed insufficient to justify exceptional sentence
- assault victim was only 14 years of age, approximately five feet tall, and weighed about 100 pounds
- trial court's finding of particular vulnerability justified exceptional sentence for first degree assault where the victim was only 14 years of age, approximately five feet tall, and weighed about 100 pounds
- victim repeatedly beaten, struck by chunks of concrete, choked, and had face slammed into concrete
- trial court’s finding of particular vulnerability justified exceptional sentence for first degree assault where the victim was only 14 years of age, approximately five feet tall, and weighed about 100 pounds
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Judges: Munson, Thompson, Green
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