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State v. Lynch

Citations

  • 970 P.2d 769
  • 93 Wash. App. 716

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  • statements and actions of the accused may be used as circumstantial evidence of victim selection
  • “[A]n information that charges an accused as a principal adequately apprises him of his potential liability as an accomplice.”

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Judges: Grosse

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