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State v. Rabago

Citations

  • 81 P.3d 1151
  • 103 Haw. 236
  • 2003 Haw. LEXIS 677

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • holding that multiple sexual acts against a child “are, by nature, separate and discrete and therefore may not form the basis of a ‘continuing offense” ’ and that jury must unanimously find beyond a reasonable doubt which specific, predicate acts constituted the crime
  • holding that multiple sexual acts against a child “are, by nature, 5 Our primary purpose in interpreting statutes is to discern the legislature’s intent. State v. Moerman, 182 Ariz. 255, 260, 895 P.2d 1018, 1023 (App. 1994
  • finding Hawaii’s continuous-course statute “unconstitutional violation of a defendant’s right to due process of law”
  • recognizing theft of state property by deception is a continuing crime
  • finding Hawaii’s continuous-course statute “unconstitutional violation of a defendant’s right to due process of law”

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Judges: Levinson, Acoba, Duffy, Nakayama, Moon

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