Washington Supreme Court· 2/7/2009

State v. Smith

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30 P.3d 1245

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changing the meaning of the term “criminal history” in the SRA was a substantive change
changing the meaning of the term “criminal history” in the SRA was a substantive change
\the view of a later Congress cannot control the interpretation of an earlier enacted statute\
“[b]ecause the SRA contains no explicit legislative intent for retroactivity, and the 1997 amendment [to juvenile “wash-out” provisions] is neither curative nor remedial, we hold the 1997 amendment cannot be applied retroactively.”
previously washed out juvenile adjudications are not considered in calculating offender score
previously washed out juvenile adjudications are not considered in calculating offender score

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Judges: Johnson

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