Washington Supreme Court· 5/21/1981

State v. Jones

Citations

628 P.2d 472
95 Wash. 2d 616
1981 Wash. LEXIS 1051

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holding that the police officer substantially complied with the Privacy Statutes where he did not begin the tape with a statement that the recording was being made
indicating that mere evidence of intoxication may be sufficient to support a trial court's decision to give a voluntary intoxication instruction
indicating that mere evidence of intoxication may be sufficient to support a trial court's decision to give a voluntary intoxication instruction
trial court's failure to give lesser included instruction on manslaughter prevented defendant from presenting his theory that killing was unintentional by reason of his intoxication
trial court's failure to give lesser included instruction on manslaughter prevented defendant from presenting his theory that killing was unintentional by reason of his intoxication
honest belief enough if reasonable; conduct to be evaluated in light of circumstances then known to defendant

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Judges: Williams

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