Court of Appeals of Washington· 10/28/1994

State v. Ross

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883 P.2d 329
71 Wash. App. 556
1994 Wash. App. LEXIS 436

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concluding that women alone in offices open to the public are particularly vulnerable
noting that when “‘determining the length of the [exceptional] sentence,”’ factors that are not “‘related to the defendant’s culpability’” may not “‘be considered by the sentencing judge.”’ (quoting State v. George, 67 Wn. App. 217, 227, 834 P.2d 664 (1992
defendant's lack of remorse may be an aggravating factor to justify exceptional upward sentence
defendant’s lack of remorse may be an aggravating factor to justify exceptional upward sentence
murder case discussing evidence of “protracted” struggle in context of deliberate cruelty aggravating sentencing factor
trial court may not rely on \impermissible reasons such as the availability of good time or a general dissatisfaction with the applicable standard range sentence to determine the length of a sentence\

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