Court of Appeals of Washington· 8/20/2001

State v. Valentine

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29 P.3d 42

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reasoning that Brook’s use of unconventional methods to gain access to the apartment indicated his intent to enter the apartment for illegal reasons
declining to review sufficiency of evidence supporting trial court’s finding of deliberate cruelty
declining to review sufficiency of evidence supporting trial court's finding of deliberate cruelty
defendant’s use of screwdriver to attempt to open door, rather than conventional methods of entry, illustrated defendant’s intent to enter apartment for illegal reasons
defendant’s use of screwdriver to attempt to open door, rather than conventional methods of entry, illustrated defendant’s intent to enter apartment for illegal reasons
behavior caused the same harm for purposes of assault and attempted murder

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Judges: Becker

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