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What Washington Court Should Do When a Capital Defendant
by LA Rosenwald 1993 Cited by 14 The Washington Supreme Court held in State v. Dodd that a capital defendant may waive general review of conviction and sentence, and failed to determine
Use this search to find cases associated with a persons name. You can search for litigants (e.g., defendant, petitioner, respondent) associated with a case.Read more
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