Washington Supreme Court· 11/12/1998

State v. Walker

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136 Wash. 2d 767

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trial court’s refusal to instruct jury on lesser included offense is reviewed for abuse of discretion if based on factual determi nation
trial court's decision to give a particular limiting instruction is reviewed for an abuse of discretion
trial court's refusal to instruct jury on lesser included offense is reviewed for abuse of discretion if based on factual determination
trial court's refusal to instruct jury on lesser included offense is reviewed for abuse of discretion if based on factual determination
“The trial court’s refusal to give an instruction based upon a ruling of law is reviewed de novo.”
“person relying on the self-defense claim must have had a reasonable apprehension of great bodily harm” (citing State v. Janes, 121 Wn.2d 220, 237, 850 P.2d 495 (1993))

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Judges: Dolliver, Madsen

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