State v. Alcantara
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtHamilton, J.
This appeal concerns the constitutional validity of a statutory criminal presumption.
In September 1974, appellant, Joseph E. Alcantara, rented an automobile for 2 days from Compacts Only Rent-A-Car Company (Compacts). The following words were stamped on the rental agreement: “Failure To Return Rental Property Within 10 Days of the Due Date Will Result in Criminal Prosecution.” Appellant returned the car 2 weeks after the due date, and Compacts accepted payment for the entire period.
Appellant rented another automobile from Compacts, and he did not return this car on the October 2 due date. The…
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