Washington Supreme Court· 9/9/1993

State v. Valdobinos

Citations

858 P.2d 199
122 Wash. 2d 270
1993 Wash. LEXIS 224

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holding that counts charging intent to deliver and conspiracy to deliver cocaine reasonably apprised the defendant of the \knowledge\ element of an unlawful delivery charge in another count
holding that counts charging intent to deliver and conspiracy to deliver cocaine reasonably apprised the de fendant of the “knowledge” element of an unlawful delivery charge in another count
declining to reach the question of whether “ ‘feloniously’ ” reasonably apprised the defendant of a “ ‘guilty knowledge’ ” element because the “charging document as a whole was not deficient in this case”
defendant not armed where police arrested him then searched house, finding cocaine under a bed and a rifle under a bed
“the very crime of intent to deliver includes [the] mens rea component” for possession with the intent to deliver
evidence of a rifle in a bedroom “without more” is insufficient to show that the defendant was armed with a deadly weapon

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