State v. Trickel
Court of Appeals of Washington
1Opinion of the Court
Petrie, C.J
The defendant, George Trickel, was convicted of first-degree murder of Carolyn Boggs, the woman with whom he lived and whom he referred to as “my common law wife,” and of second-degree assault upon her 18-year-old son, Donald Boggs, who lived with them. His appeal, following imposition of judgment and sentence, pre sents primarily two issues: (1) whether the trial court’s mid-trial revocation of bail denied the defendant due process of law and deprived him of a fair trial because the manner and timing of the revocation (a) materially impeded his ability to assist in the preparation…
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