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· 9/9/1993

State v. Valdobinos

Citations

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

How courts have described this case

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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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