Wichert v. Cardwell

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• construing the service statute “as to give meaning to its spirit and purpose, guided by the principles of due process”
• criminal defendant must establish standing to challenge the vagueness of a statute; generally, one must claim the statute is vague as to one's own conduct
• criminal defendant must establish standing to challenge the vagueness of a statute; generally, one must claim the statute is vague as to one’s own conduct
• adult daughter who stayed the night at her mother’s home but did not live there could accept service on behalf of her mother and stepfather
• service held adequate where it was reasonably calculated to accomplish notice to the defendant
• a sentence that is within the guidelines as provided by law is not arbitrary or shocking to the sense 6 No. 54354-1-II of justice to constitute cruel and unusual punishment

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