Court of Appeals of Washington· 11/22/2004

State v. Ward

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125 Wash. App. 243
104 P.3d 670

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finding that jury’s inquiry during deliberations suggested reasonable probability that jury would have selected lesser offense, if given
all or nothing defense unreasonable when it exposes the defendant to an unreasonable risk that the jury will convict on the only option presented
all or nothing defense unreasonable when it exposes the defendant to an unreasonable risk that the jury will convict on the only option presented
a jury must be instructed on intent to create reasonable fear and apprehension of bodily injury because “[s]uch intent may be inferred from pointing a gun, but not from mere display of a gun” (citing Eastmond, 129 Wn.2d at 500)
a jury must be instructed on intent to create reasonable fear and apprehension of bodily injury because “[s]uch intent may be inferred from pointing a gun, but not from mere display of a gun” (citing Eastmond, 129 Wn.2d at 500)
abrogated on other grounds by Grier, 171 Wn.2d at 38

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