Court of Appeals of Washington· 7/30/2001

State v. Silva

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27 P.3d 663

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holding that the Washington Constitution affords a pretrial detainee who has exercised his constitutional right to represent himself a right of reasonable access to state-provided resources that will enable him to prepare a meaningful pro se defense
holding that the Washington Constitution affords a pretrial detainee who has exercised his constitutional right to represent himself a right of reasonable access to state-provided resources that will enable him to prepare a meaningful pro se defense
stating the State's interest in law enforcement and Washington citizens' privacy interests are matters of state interest or local concern
stating the State’s interest in law enforcement and Washington citizens’ privacy interests are matters of state interest or local concern
invoking Washington state constitutional provision
invoking Washington state constitutional provision

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Judges: Baker

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