· 8/24/1995
State v. Mierz
Citations
- 901 P.2d 286
- 127 Wash. 2d 460
How courts have described this case
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- holding that counsel’s decisions involving matters of trial strategy or tactics do not constitute ineffective assistance
- holding that unlawful entry or arrest by officers does not foreclose admission of evidence of assaults against the officers
- holding that the defendant's failure to move to suppress evidence obtained during an allegedly unlawful search constituted a waiver of any error associated with the admission of the evidence
- holding that evidence of the defendant’s assaultive behavior was properly admitted regardless of any alleged Fourth Amendment violation
- holding that the defendant's failure to move to suppress evidence obtained during an allegedly unlawful search constituted a waiver of any error associated with the admission of the evidence
- holding that the defendant’s failure to move to suppress evidence obtained during an allegedly unlawful search constituted a waiver of any error associated with the admission of the evidence
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Judges: Talmadge
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