State v. Booker

*140¶1 Tellas Booker pled guilty to two counts of assaulting a police officer, and the superior court determined he had an offender score of six based on his criminal history. Booker challenges his offender score, contending the State failed to prove that his 1994 Illinois conviction for illegal possession of a firearm by a felon is comparable to a Washington felony. The State cross-appeals, arguing that the court improperly excluded two 2000 Illinois drug convictions from the offender score calculation because the record was silent about whether Booker was represented or waived his right to…