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State v. Peltier

Citations

  • 181 Wash. 2d 290
  • 332 P.3d 457

How courts have described this case

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  • receding from previous decisions holding statute of limitations is jurisdictional; treating statute of limitations as non-jurisdictional and holding defendant may expressly waive the statute of limitations
  • receding from previous decisions holding statute of limitations is jurisdictional; treating statute of limitations as non-jurisdictional and holding defendant may expressly waive the statute of limitations
  • highlighting this problem and explaining the difference between legal error and lack ofjurisdiction
  • “The State argued that Peltier waived his right to object to the statute of limitations in the agreement upon stipulation.”
  • “A guilty plea waives all defenses other than the failure of the information to charge an offense.”
  • \The State argued that Peltier waived his right to object to the statute of limitations in the agreement upon stipulation.\

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Judges: Fairhurst

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