Legal Opinion
Glebe v. Frost
Supreme Court of the United States
Decided November 17, 2014No. 14-95PublishedCited by 80 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion *429 PER CURIAM.
Over 11 days in April 2003, respondent Joshua Frost helped two associates commit *430 a series of armed robberies in the State of Washington. In the main, Frost drove his confederates to and from their crimes. On one occasion, he also entered the house being robbed. On another, he performed surveillance in anticipation of the robbery.
Washington charged Frost with robbery and related offenses. Taking the witness stand, Frost admitted to his involvement, but claimed he acted under duress. As closing arguments drew near, however, Frost's lawyer expressed the desire to contend…
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