Washington Supreme Court· 7/24/1997

State v. Stenson

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132 Wash. 2d 668

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“A defendant does not have an absolute, Sixth Amendment right to choose any particular advocate.”
defendant signed a written consent to search that contained \a clear statement that the Defendant had `the lawful right to refuse to consent to such a search.'\
prosecutor has wide latitude in closing argument to draw and express reasonable inferences from the evidence
we review a trial court’s evidentiary decisions for abuse of discretion
“Evidence of a defendant’s motive is relevant in a homicide prosecution.”
generally, evidentiary errors do not constitute constitutional error

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Judges: Guy, Sanders

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