Washington Supreme Court· 6/9/1988

State v. Rice

Citations

757 P.2d 889
110 Wash. 2d 577
1988 Wash. LEXIS 63

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concerning court replaying taped confession for deliberating jury in defendant’s absence
although there was a possibility Rice's presence would have caused a juror to change his vote, it wasn't \reasonably probable\
although there was a possibility Rice's presence would have caused a juror to change his vote, it wasn't \reasonably probable\
violation of CrR 3.4 is not prejudicial unless it affected the outcome of the trial
\The core of the constitutional right to be present is the right to be present when evidence is being presented.\
suicide attempt by incarcerated capital defendant which necessitated hospitalization held to constitute voluntary waiver of presence at return of verdict

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Judges: Durham, Utter

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