Court of Appeals of Washington· 11/16/2004

State v. Powers

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99 P.3d 1262

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holding that because erroneously admitted hearsay was the only evidence establishing the corpus delicti, the defendant’s confession was inadmissible
holding that because erroneously admitted hearsay was the only evidence establishing the corpus delicti, the defendant’s confession was inadmissible
holding that the corpus delicti was not established because only inadmissible evidence corroborated the defendant’s admission
determining that a 911 call was testimonial where the purpose of the call was mainly to report a crime, not to gain urgent assistance
determining that a 911 call was testimonial where the purpose of the call was mainly to report a crime, not to gain urgent assistance
finding statements made during 9-1-1 call testimonial because caller was not in immediate peril and primary purpose was to report defendant’s whereabouts, description, and violation of an earlier court order

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Judges: Van Deren

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