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State v. Johnson

Citations

  • 132 Wash. App. 400
  • 132 P.3d 737

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  • reviewing court upheld burglary conviction where it could determine that jury's verdict was based on only one means, supported by substantial evidence
  • reviewing court upheld burglary conviction where it could determine that jury’s verdict was based on only one means, supported by substantial evidence
  • burglary conviction upheld where the reviewing court could tell that the verdict was based on only one means which was supported by substantial evidence
  • burglary conviction upheld where the reviewing court could tell that the verdict was based on only one means which was supported by substantial evidence
  • residential burglary may be charged as an alternative-means crime if substantial evidence supports both means
  • “Second degree burglary includes an element of unlawfully entering or remaining in a building.”

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Judges: Armstrong, Bridgewater, Brintnall, Quinn

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