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State v. Mason

Citations

  • 639 P.2d 800
  • 31 Wash. App. 41
  • 1982 Wash. App. LEXIS 2434

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  • independent proof of intent is not required \when that element of the crime charged provides merely the degree of the generic crime charged\
  • \[d]efendant's involuntary detention at [a juvenile detention facility] did not make it his home as contemplated by Payton \
  • independent proof of intent is not required “when that element of the crime charged provides merely the degree of the generic crime charged”
  • The corpus delicti rule does not require independent evidence of “the mental element of the felony charged . . . when that element . . . provides merely the degree of the generic crime charged.”
  • The corpus delicti rule does not require independent evidence of “the mental element of the felony charged . . . when that element . . . provides merely the degree of the generic crime charged.”

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Judges: Petrie

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