State v. Rivers

Supreme Court of Washington · Decided 1996-08-08

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Madsen, J. (concurring in result) — I concur in the result because the King County prosecuting attorney in this case followed the time honored practice of filing a supplemental information alleging that the defendant is a persistent offender following his conviction for a most serious felony under the persistent offender accountability act, former RCW 9.94A.030(25)(a),(b). See State v. Le Pitre, <span class="citation"…

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