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State v. Scott

Citations

  • 739 P.2d 742
  • 48 Wash. App. 561

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  • burglary victim not unavailable when he was released from subpoena after deposition and permitted to travel to Korea to visit ill wife
  • burglary victim not unavailable when he was released from subpoena after deposition and permitted to travel to Korea to visit ill wife
  • although the showing of unavailability was not sufficient to support the admission of the deposition into evidence, the error was harmless under the circumstances as the testimony corroborated another witness’s testimony
  • admission was harmless error under either the constitutional or nonconstitutional harmless error standard because there was undisputed evidence properly admitted of the same information contained in the deposition
  • admission was harmless error under either the constitutional or nonconstitutional harmless error standard because there was undisputed evidence properly admitted of the same information contained in the deposition

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Judges: Scholfield, Ringold, Coleman

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