Washington Supreme Court· 1/29/1970

State v. Miles

Citations

464 P.2d 723
77 Wash. 2d 593
1970 Wash. LEXIS 352

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noting that in a bench trial there is “a presumption on appeal that the trial judge, knowing the applicable rules of evidence, will not consider matters which are inadmissible when making his findings”
finding presumption that judge in a bench trial did not consider inadmissible evidence
finding presumption that judge in a bench trial did not consider inadmissible evidence
an abuse of discretion can be found upon a showing that the trial court either failed to exercise its discretion or manifestly abused its discretion
on review of bench trial, assault in the second degree reduced to assault in the third degree
on review of bench trial, assault in the second degree reduced to assault in the third degree

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Judges: Hamilton

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