State v. Brezillac
Court of Appeals of Washington
1Opinion of the CourtWilliams, J.
Mitchell Thomas Brezillac appeals from a judgment that he is a habitual criminal. We affirm.
After Brezillac pleaded guilty on March 25, 1975, to four counts of robbery, he was charged by supplemental information with being a habitual criminal. At trial, the State introduced evidence that Brezillac had seven prior felony convictions:
Count 1, February 2, 1971, conviction for robbery in Arizona (Yuma County, No. 5782);
Count 2, September 10, 1964, conviction for forgery in Georgia (Fulton County, No. 85384);
Count 3, March 31, 1966, conviction for forgery in Georgia (DeKalb County, No. 9251);
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