State v. Dykstra
Court of Appeals of Washington
1Opinion of the Court
*5¶1 —A jury convicted George Dykstra, Jr., of five counts of first degree theft for his role in an auto theft ring. He appeals and assigns error to a number of the court’s rulings, including its refusal to suppress his noncustodial statements to police, its refusal to give a unanimity instruction, and its refusal to prohibit the State from responding to comments his lawyer made during final argument. We find no error in any of these rulings. And Mr. Dykstra was not entitled to jury findings on the facts underlying his license suspension. We therefore affirm his convictions and the Department…
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