Court of Appeals of Washington· 7/16/2012

State v. Thompson

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169 Wash. App. 436
290 P.3d 996

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holding that the defendant’s purposefully disruptive conduct supported the trial court’s denial of a self-representation request
allegations of error that have been adequately addressed by counsel are not proper matters for a SAG
Errors that have been thoroughly addressed by counsel are “not proper matters for [the] statement of additional grounds under RAP 10.10(a).”
Errors that have been thoroughly addressed by counsel are “not proper matters for [the] statement of additional grounds under RAP 10.10(a).”
a defendant must be entitled to the jury instruction before it is ineffective assistance for a failure to request it
analyzed appellant’s trial testimony in conjunction with his pro se motion to determine whether his motion was unequivocal

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Judges: Ellington, Lau, Schindler

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