State v. Ammons
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtGuy, J.
The question before us in these two consolidated cases is whether convicted felons who knowingly fail to appear to serve their sentences on a work crew can be found guilty of the crime of escape under the Washington statute defining that crime.
Joey Ammons
In December 1995, Joey Ammons was convicted of a felony. He was sentenced to 33 days, given 3 days for time *455served, and ordered to serve the remaining 30 days in a Washington work crew program. On January 4, 1996, Mr. Ammons signed an agreement in which he agreed to report for work crew no later than January 12, 1996. The agreement provided…
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