Court of Appeals of Washington· 4/11/1994

State v. Taylor

Citations

872 P.2d 53
74 Wash. App. 111
1994 Wash. App. LEXIS 206

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holding that three types of drugs, “baggies, scales and a large amount of cash” was sufficient for the jury to infer intent to deliver all three types of drugs
failing to specify that a controlled buy occurred outside of the house to be searched was immaterial and apparently innocent
failing to specify that a controlled buy occurred outside of the house to be searched was immaterial and apparently innocent
\ the gun was sitting on a table next to the couch where Taylor was sitting and was easily accessible to him. \
gun on table next to couch where defendant was sitting was sufficient to show it was easily accessible and ready for use
confidential informant had seen narcotics in defendant’s home on three occasions, weapon was on table next to where defendant was seated when police entered the home

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