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State v. Roberson

Citations

  • 118 Wash. App. 151

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  • holding failure to invite juvenile to exercise right of allocution is not harmless where punishment is a high-end manifest injustice disposition rather than a low-end one
  • holding failure to invite juvenile to exercise right of allocution is not harmless where punishment is a high-end manifest injustice disposition rather than a low-end one
  • stating that an evidentiary hearing is required to establish breach of plea agreement
  • State argued it was not bound by plea agreement because defendant failed to comply with its requirements
  • State argued it was not bound by plea agreement because defendant failed to comply with its requirements
  • “the trial court must conduct an evidentiary hearing, at which the State must prove by a preponderance of the evidence that the defendant failed to perform his part of the agreement”

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Judges: Hunt

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