· 8/28/1995
State v. Zumwalt
Citations
- 901 P.2d 319
- 79 Wash. App. 124
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- finding an insufficient factual basis to sustain guilty plea to first degree robbery where the weapon, as a matter of law, was not a \deadly weapon\ and the information failed to include any facts underlying the conclusion that defendant was armed with a deadly weapon
- finding an insufficient factual basis to sustain guilty plea to first degree robbery where the weapon, as a matter of law, was not a “deadly weapon” and the information failed to include any facts underlying the conclusion that defendant was armed with a deadly weapon
- challenge to factual basis of plea appealable only because raised in the trial court
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Judges: Kennedy
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