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State v. Valladares

Citations

  • 639 P.2d 813
  • 31 Wash. App. 63
  • 1982 Wash. App. LEXIS 2437

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  • defendant's withdrawal of motion to suppress evidence allegedly illegally seized waived his right to have question reviewed on appeal
  • Although an issue of constitutional magnitude may be first raised on appeal pursuant to RAP 2.5(a)(3), that right may be waived or abandoned by withdrawing the motion.
  • challenge to a warrantless search was deemed waived or abandoned where motion to suppress was withdrawn
  • statement against interest even though portions were exculpatory

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Judges: Reed

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