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State v. McReynolds

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  • 117 Wash. App. 309

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  • holding that possession and retention of stolen property is a course of conduct, while receiving, concealing, and disposing are identifiably discrete acts
  • holding that possession and retention of stolen property is a course of conduct, while receiving, concealing, and disposing are identifiably discrete acts
  • holding that RCW 9.41.040(6) \clearly and unambiguously prohibits concurrent sentences for the listed firearms crimes\
  • finding that certain facts supported the trial court’s finding of attenuation but others did not, and remanding to the trial court for new findings and conclusions of law
  • finding that certain facts supported the trial court's finding of attenuation but others did not, and remanding to the trial court for new findings and conclusions of law
  • finding that RCW 9.41.040(6) unambiguously requires consecutive sentences for each count of conviction for the firearm crimes specified in the statute

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Judges: Kato

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