Court of Appeals of Washington· 9/23/1996

State v. Vaughn

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924 P.2d 27
83 Wash. App. 669

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utilizing multiple penetrations as evidence of deliberate cruelty when defendant charged with one count of first degree rape
utilizing multiple penetrations as evidence of deliberate cruelty when defendant charged with one count of first degree rape
trial court may consider the entire transaction, including crime-related acts occurring after the crime is complete in imposing an exceptional sentence
an appellate court may uphold an exceptional sentence if it finds that any of the reasons given by the sentencing court when imposing the sentence are valid
an appellate court may uphold an exceptional sentence if it finds that any of the reasons given by the sentencing court when imposing the sentence are valid
addressing sophistication and planning exceptional sentencing factor, describing 11 -month period that child rapist /kidnapper spent in victim' s neighborhood before . committing the crime as a \ protracted period \

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