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Mitchell F., a Minor.
Prohibition against application of 'compromise misdemeanor' statute to juveniles does not violate equal protection principles. 		Juveniles Apr. 23, 2001
Brinkerhoff v. Campbell
Insurer has no duty to disclose policy limits, but must correct claimant's mistaken belief as to policy limit after direct inquiry. 		Insurance Apr. 23, 2001
State v. Morin
Three strikes law, which classifies certain sex offenders as persistent offenders after two strikes, is constitutional. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Apr. 23, 2001
State v. Brown
Conviction for first-degree assault requires sufficient evidence of intent. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Apr. 23, 2001
State v. Harris
First-degree assault conviction requires sufficient evidence of intent. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Apr. 23, 2001
Sabey v. Howard Johnson & Co.
Shareholder who suffers separate and distinct injury from other shareholders has right to sue on behalf of injured corporation. 		Corporations Apr. 23, 2001
State v. Irons
Improper justifiable homicide jury instruction constitutes harmful error. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Apr. 23, 2001
Estate of Upton
Deed of trust beneficiary's interest in real property is superior to owner's homestead interest. 		Real Property Apr. 23, 2001
Fluke Corp. v. Hartford Accident
Indemnification for malicious prosecution and punitive damages is not against Washington public policy. 		Insurance Apr. 23, 2001
State v. S.H.
Judge may impose sanctions where there is express finding of bad faith in preserving judicial economy. 		Civil Procedure Apr. 23, 2001
State v. Ewing
Insurance company benefits paid to crime victim suffers loss as direct result of crime for which offender must pay restitution. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Apr. 23, 2001
Calof v. Noah
Anti-harassment order does not violate individual's First Amendment rights. 		Constitutional Law Apr. 23, 2001
City of Kent v. Jenkins
A prior deferred prosecution constitutes a prior offense that can be used to increase a subsequent offense's minimum punishment. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Apr. 23, 2001
Federated Services Insurance Co. v. Estate of Jason
In wrongful death survival action, decedent's estate may not recover damages for loss of probable future inheritance. 		Probate and Trusts Apr. 23, 2001
State of Washington v. Khanteechit
Court makes no error in denying request for sentence reduction where record fails to support defendant's appeal. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Apr. 23, 2001
Marriage of Barone
Parent seeking equitable relief from past-due child support obligations must establish that enforcement of support order creates severe hardship. 		Family Law Apr. 23, 2001
Wells v. Western Washington Growth Management Board
Under Growth Management Act, county's comprehensive plan and development regulations are presumptively valid upon adoption. 		Government Apr. 23, 2001
People v. Otto
Presentence report containing hearsay may be admitted into evidence under Welfare and Institutions Code Section 6600. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Apr. 23, 2001
State v. J.M.
Felony harassment statute does not require proof that perpetrator knew or reasonably should have known that threat would be communicated to victim. 		Juveniles Apr. 23, 2001
People v. Casa
Trial courts striking of two prior serious felony findings is an abuse of discretion. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Apr. 22, 2001
State v. Hunter
Private investigator working for criminal defense attorney has no duty to disclose involvement in unrelated case as informant for prosecuting county. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Apr. 22, 2001
Marriage of Schumaker
Child support order from uncontested proceeding may be modified without finding of substantial change in circumstances. 		Family Law Apr. 22, 2001
In re Haynes
Any fact demonstrating that inmate is not a fit subject for release is sufficient to deny parole. 		Prisoners Rights Apr. 22, 2001
Budget Rent A Car Corp. v. Washington State Dept. of Licensing
Department of Licensing abuses its discretion by interpreting International Registration Plan without following rule-making procedures. 		Administrative Agencies Apr. 22, 2001
State v. Bryant
County may consider validity of immunity agreement even though another county has already considered validity of same agreement. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Apr. 22, 2001
State v. Nitsch
Court commits judicial error imposing firearm enhancements consecutively. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Apr. 22, 2001
City of Seattle v. Mccoy
Statute permitting abatement and closure of restaurant due to illegal drug activity is unconstitutional. 		Constitutional Law Apr. 22, 2001
Hunter v. University of Washington
University of Washington's Southeast Asian veteran tuition waiver program must comply with the rule-making requirements of the Administrative Procedure Act. 		Education Apr. 22, 2001
Anderson v. State Farm Mutual Ins. Co.
Insurance company acts in bad faith by failing to disclose that insured's policy includes underinsured motorist coverage. 		Insurance Apr. 22, 2001
State v. Hoang
Evidence supports trial court's findings that routine traffic stop was not unconstitutionally pretextual. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Apr. 22, 2001
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