9:00 A.M.
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Olympia
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November 6, 2007
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Case No. 1 - 79356-5
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COUNSEL |
State of Washington
v.
Richard H. Warren
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Dennis McCurdy
Elaine Winters |
SYNOPSIS: Warren was convicted of child molestation and rape of a child. Did prosecutorial misconduct deprive him of a fair trial and may the court impose a permanent no-contact order with Warren’s wife, the victims’ mother? |
Case No. 2 - 79481-2
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COUNSEL |
State of Washington
v.
Dustin Gene Abrams
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Teresa Chen
David Koch
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SYNOPSIS: Whether Washington’s perjury statute is unconstitutional because it requires the judge to determine the materiality of a false statement as a matter of law. Whether the remainder of Washington’s perjury statute can be upheld by severing the offending language. |
1:30 P.M.
Case No. 3 - 79839-7
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COUNSEL |
American Legion Post No. 149
v.
Washington State Department of Health, et al.
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Shawn Newman
Pamela Anderson/Mark Calkins
Philip Bacus
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SYNOPSIS: Whether the Clean Indoor Air Act prohibits smoking in a private club because it is a place of employment and, if so, whether the prohibition is unconstitutional. |
Case No. 4 - 79834-6
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COUNSEL |
In re Personal Restraint Petition of
Jayson Loren Edward Bush |
Marla Polin/Timothy Trageser
Mary McLachlan/Amanda Migchelbrink
Maureen Hart
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SYNOPSIS: Mr. Bush received a conditional commutation of his first degree assault sentence from Governor Locke, and he allegedly violated the conditions of the commutation. What kind of process is due before his commutation can be revoked? |
These summaries are not formulated by the Court and are provided only for the convenience of the public.
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