State v. Fuller
Court of Appeals of Washington
1Opinion of the CourtKato, J.
After pleading guilty to third degree assault with a deadly weapon, Charles E. Fuller received a seven month sentence, including a deadly weapon enhancement of six months. By an exceptional sentence, the court allowed home detention. The court later modified the judgment and sentence to eliminate home detention. He appeals; we affirm.
Mr. Fuller’s standard range sentence was one month for the third degree assault. With the six month deadly weapon enhancement, he received a seven month sentence. The court ordered an exceptional sentence allowing home deten tion because of Mr. Fuller’s remorse,…
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