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· 2/23/1967

State v. Kratzer

Citations

  • 424 P.2d 316
  • 70 Wash. 2d 566
  • 1967 Wash. LEXIS 1098

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • recognizing inviolate right to trial by jury under article I, section 21 of the Washington State Constitution “may even be waived by inaction where the law calls for specific acts by which the right is asserted”
  • recognizing inviolate right to trial by jury under article I, section 21 of the Washington State Constitution “may even be waived by inaction where the law calls for specific acts by which the right is asserted”
  • recognizing inviolate right to trial by jury under article I, section 21 of the Washington State Constitution \may even be waived by inaction where the law calls for specific acts by which the right is asserted\
  • `This right... may even be waived by inaction where the law calls for specific acts by which the right is asserted. RCW 4.44.100.'
  • “This right. . . may even be waived by inaction where the law calls for specific acts by which the right is asserted. RCW 4.44.100.”

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Judges: Hale

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