Court of Appeals of Washington· 2/12/1999
State v. Rawson
Citations
- 971 P.2d 578
- 94 Wash. App. 293
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- concluding failure to inform defendant of one-year community placement term was material because record showed defendant would serve it
- concluding failure to inform defendant of one-year community placement term was material because record showed defendant would serve it
- finding specious State’s argument defendant was not prejudiced because he ended up receiving same length of sentence as in prosecutor’s recommendation
- “Rawson’s bargain was with the prosecutor, not the court, and it was for a recommendation, not a specific sentence.”
- “A strong inference can be made that if the State and the court were not informed of the mandatory term, then neither was the defendant.”
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