Washington Supreme Court· 6/28/1984

State v. Rice

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683 P.2d 199
102 Wash. 2d 120

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holding that the State must prove \general knowledge of [the defendant's] coparticipant's substantive crime\
holding that the State must prove “general knowledge of [the defendant’s] coparticipant’s substantive crime”
holding instruction warranted where defendants drank beer all day, took between two and five Quaaludes, could not hit ping-pong balls, and one did not feel being struck by a vehicle
relying on State v. Davis, 101 Wn.2d 654, 682 P.2d 883 (1984)
finding error where the trial court refused to instruct on voluntary intoxication after defendants testified “they had been drinking beer all day and had ingested between two and five Quaaludes each” and one stated he was “so loaded he didn’t feel it” when struck by a car
drunks who spilled beer and were uncoordinated while playing ping pong entitled to instruction; one felt no pain when hit by car

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