Court of Appeals of Washington· 7/29/1991

State v. Jackson

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813 P.2d 156
62 Wash. App. 53
1991 Wash. App. LEXIS 260
1991 WL 136756

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attempted rape requires proof that the defendant took a substantial step toward commission of the crime with the intent to have sexual intercourse
evidence that defendant lured victim into bedroom and threatened to kill her if she did not lift her skirt was sufficient to support attempted sexual assault conviction
failure to instruct the jury as to the intent element of a crime can be harmless error only if the defense theory of the case does not involve the element of intent
failure to instruct on intent element where defense theory involved absence of intent
evidence that appellant had convinced complainant to enter bedroom, followed her there, and ordered her to lift her skirt was sufficient to establish intent to have sexual intercourse
evidence that appellant had convinced complainant to enter bedroom, followed her there, and ordered her to lift her skirt was sufficient to establish intent to have sexual intercourse

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