Washington Supreme Court· 7/28/1989

State v. Jackson

Citations

774 P.2d 1211
112 Wash. 2d 867

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holding that \[m]alicious mischief is not a lesser included offense of attempted burglary because one does not invariably cause physical damage while attempting a burglary\
holding that “[mjalicious mischief is not a lesser included offense of attempted burglary because one does not invariably cause physical damage while attempting a burglary”
“An inference should not arise when there exist other reasonable conclusions that would follow from the circumstances.”
An inference should not arise when there are “other reasonable conclusions that would follow from the circumstances.”
“An inference should not arise when there exist other reasonable conclusions that would follow from the circumstances.”
“For a criminal statutory presumption to meet the test of constitutionality the presumed fact must follow 9 No. 81373-1-I/10 beyond a reasonable doubt from the proven fact.”

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Judges: Callow, Utter, Dolliver, Dore, Pearson, Andersen, Smith, Brachtenbach, Durham

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