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State v. Steward

Citations

  • 760 P.2d 939
  • 52 Wash. App. 413
  • 1988 Wash. App. LEXIS 536

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  • restitution proper in taking motor vehicle without permission case when defendant abandoned car and it was subsequently stripped because \the damage [was] sustained as a result of that offense\
  • restitution proper in taking motor vehicle without permission case when defendant abandoned car and it was subsequently stripped because \the damage [was] sustained as a result of that offense\
  • restitution order for damage to car and stolen contents was proper where the subsequent theft was foreseeable consequence of defendant's taking and abandoning car, even though defendant was charged only with taking a motor vehicle and not with theft
  • restitution justified by sufficient causal connection between crime of taking a motor vehicle without permission and victim's lost property that was in the car and taken by unknown third party after defendant abandoned the car, leaving the keys in the ignition

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Judges: Webster, Swanson, Winsor

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