Court of Appeals of Washington· 1/4/2012

State v. Stone

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268 P.3d 226
165 Wash. App. 796

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reviewing whether trial court properly applied legal financial obligation enforcement statutes de novo
reviewing whether trial court properly applied legal financial obligation enforcement statutes de novo
Turner does not affect those civil contempt proceedings where the indigent person owes payments to the state, lacks representation by counsel, and the state is represented by counsel
Turner does not affect those civil contempt proceedings where the indigent person owes payments to the state, lacks representation by counsel, and the state is represented by counsel
Turner does not affect those civil contempt proceedings where the indigent person owes payments to the state, lacks representation by counsel, and the state is represented by counsel

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Judges: Deren, Penoyar, Johanson

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