State Of Washington v. Demar Nelson  ·  2016-08-16  ·  Court of Appeals of Washington  ·  pin 158 Wash. 2d at 759

“[t]his court has found that sufficient evidence supported the jury’s finding of premeditation in cases where multiple wounds were inflicted with a knife or other weapon”

State Of Washington v. Samson A. Hailemarian  ·  2013-09-23  ·  Court of Appeals of Washington  ·  pin 158 Wash. 2d at 759

"In exercising its discretion, the trial court may consider whether the instance of the witness's misconduct is relevant to the witness's veracity on the stand and whether it is germane or relevant to the issues presented at trial."

State v. Yates  ·  2007-09-27  ·  Washington Supreme Court  ·  pin 158 Wash. 2d at 759

“Under the Witt test, a juror may express scruples about capital punishment, or even personal opposition to the death penalty, so long as he or she can ultimately defer to the rule of law.”

State v. Yates  ·  2007-09-27  ·  Washington Supreme Court  ·  pin 158 Wash. 2d at 759

"Under the Witt test, a juror may express scruples about capital punishment, or even personal opposition to the death penalty, so long as he or she can ultimately defer to the rule of law."