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State v. Langford

Citations

  • 837 P.2d 1037
  • 67 Wash. App. 572
  • 1992 Wash. App. LEXIS 424
  • 1992 WL 277266

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  • characterizing a county of 73,000 registered voters as “a fairly large population base” from which to draw a venire
  • accomplice can be found guilty of second degree felony murder based on assault even though he did not know means by which principal intended to accomplish the assault
  • “Thus, the court did not need to find reasons justifying an exceptional sentence to impose the consecutive sentences” for the misdemeanor convictions on top of the sentences for the felony convictions.
  • jurors excused automatically if they were health care providers or teachers
  • jurors excused automatically if they were health care providers or teachers
  • stabbing a person in the chest constituted great bodily harm

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Judges: Thompson

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