· 2/18/1926
Washington Cadillac Co. v. Commissioner
Citations
- 3 B.T.A. 844
- 1926 BTA LEXIS 2537
How courts have described this case
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- highlighting that Washington’s crime victims’ rights do not abrogate a defendant’s due process right and are not to be considered in a vacuum but must be considered together with a defendant’s due process right
- investigating officers function as arm of prosecution and thus are agents of prosecution bound by prosecutor’s promises under plea agreement
- investigating officer’s unsolicited testimony attacked each point favoring the plea agreement
- “we adhere” to the holding in Sanchez that an investigating officer “may not undermine a plea agreement”
- \Harmless error review does not apply when the State breaches a plea agreement.\
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Judges: Littleton, Smith, Trxjssell
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