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State v. Stewart

Citations

  • 890 P.2d 457
  • 125 Wash. 2d 893
  • 1995 Wash. LEXIS 134

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  • multiple offense policy can be cited as aggravating factor when defendant has committed several crimes and his high offender score does not result in any greater penalty than if he had committed only one
  • multiple convictions would go unpunished where standard range exceeds the statutory maximum sentence
  • multiple convictions would go unpunished where standard range exceeds the statutory maximum sentence
  • multiple offense policy can be cited as aggravating factor when defendant has committed several crimes and his high offender score does not result in any greater penalty than if he had committed only one

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Judges: Dolliver, Johnson

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