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State v. Massey

Citations

  • 803 P.2d 340
  • 60 Wash. App. 131
  • 1990 Wash. App. LEXIS 460

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that sentence of life imprisonment without parole, applied to a 13 year old, did not violate the Eighth Amendment
  • approving true life sentence imposed on youth convicted of committing murder at thirteen years of age
  • finding no cause to create a distinction between 13-year- old juvenile and an adult who are sentenced to life imprisonment without parole for first degree aggravated murder
  • planned presence of a deadly weapon adequate to allow issue of premeditation to go to jury
  • evidence the defendant brought a gun to the murder site supported finding of premeditation
  • planned presence of a deadly weapon adequate to allow issue of premeditation to go to jury

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Judges: Wieland

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