State v. Wicke

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• noting that \[t]he purpose of the written waiver requirement is to guard against silent waivers\
• no effective 10 State v. Frawley (Brian W)/State v. Applegate (Ronald E.), No. 80727-2 (Gordon McCloud, J., concurring in part and dissenting in part
• no effective waiver of jury trial where no written waiver and attorney orally waives jury trial right in open court; court suggests that record must affirmatively show attorney was authorized to waive right on defendant’s behalf
• waiver may be made orally in open court
• right to a jury trial

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