State v. Iverson
Court of Appeals of Washington
1Opinion of the Court
¶1 David J. Iverson appeals his conviction for felony violation of a protection order, claiming that the trial court improperly admitted hearsay evidence to prove the identity of the victim (who did not testify at the trial) *332and thus the corpus delicti of the crime was not established preliminary to the admission of Iverson’s confession. The trial court did not rely upon the victim’s self-identification to police to prove the identity of the victim. The officers, who were Everett police rather than jail employees or sheriff’s deputies, were qualified to testify regarding the identity and mode…
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