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State v. Webb

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  • 219 P.3d 695

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  • noting that its rule governing substitution in appellate procedures “plainly is broad enough to encompass a criminal appeal”
  • noting that its rule governing substitution in appellate procedures “plainly is broad enough to encompass a criminal appeal”
  • existing rule permits party to be substituted on appeal, but if no substitution motion filed, appeal dismissed and conviction and all financial obligations remain in effect
  • noting court \ha[d] been presented with no authority holding that a deceased defendant's right to appeal mandates abatement of all convictions or all monetary obligations imposed\ and adopting rule similar to Carlin
  • lack of \authority holding as a constitutional matter that abatement of a conviction is required when a defendant dies pending an appeal\
  • “If the substituted party appellant is successful. . . then, because remand for a retrial is impossible, the conviction and all associated financial obligations must be abated.”

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Judges: Madsen

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