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September 22, 1998

9:00 A.M. Olympia Tuesday September 22, 1998
Case No. 1 -66220-7 COUNSEL
State of Washington,
                     v.
Michael A. Jackson and Laurinda J. Jackson
James Whisman

Richard Tassano/Thomas Kummerow
Jeanette Brinster
Mark Watanabe

SYNOPSIS: Whether the trial court in this felony murder prosecution, involving the death of a young child, erroneously instructed the jury that a parent has the duty to come to the aid of his or her child if physically able to do so.

Case No. 2 -65654-1 COUNSEL
E.R.B. and John Bales and Jody Bales, husband and wife,
                     v.
Church of God


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C.J.C.,
                     v.
Corporation of the Catholic Bishop of Yakima
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Juanita Funkhouser, Sheri Lewis, and Janelle Larson,
                     v.
David Schulz; Calvary Baptist Church of Twisp
Thomas West/Martin Burns

Stewart Estes/James Burton
Robert Dickerson II/David Jacobi
Sheryl Willert/Mary Spillane/Sandra Bobrick

James Rogers/ Mary Fleck
Frederic Fancher

Thomas Frey/Stephen Larson/M. Bolasina
Mary Kinerk/Neil Cable
David Smith/Nancy Harriss

Lee Kraft/Joel Salmi

SYNOPSIS: Whether the discovery rule applies to claims based upon a defendant's negligent failure to protect the plaintiff from childhood sexual abuse.


1:30 P.M.

Case No. 3 -66231-2 COUNSEL
State of Washington,
                     v.
Michael A. Halgren
Howard Schneiderman/David Ryan

James Dixon

SYNOPSIS: Whether a trial court may impose an exceptional sentence, based on the defendant's future dangerousness, for a crime that has a sexual component or purpose but is not a "sexual offense" as defined in RCW 9.94A.030.

Case No. 4 -66236-3 COUNSEL
Lonnie C. Phillips and Gloria J. Phillips,
                     v.
King County,and Lozier Homes, Inc., a Washington corporation
J. Richard Aramburu

Cassandra Newell/H. Kevin Wright
Lynne Cohee

SYNOPSIS: Whether a county can be held liable for damage allegedly caused by storm water runoff from an adjacent subdivision, based on the county's approval of the installation of the storm water drainage system in that subdivision.


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