State v. Fletcher

IN CLERKS OFFICE This opinion was filed for record eUPRBE C0U7T.SOJE OF WASH1^!G1t»i at 9'.00a^ .on lTlOArfc;? 3oi2 DATS ^AR 0 8 281^ cmeFJusncs SUSAN L. CARLSON SUPREME COURT CLERK IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF WASHINGTON STATE OF WASHINGTON, No. 94329-0 Respondent, V. EN BANC CHARLES DAVID FLETCHER, Petitioner. Filed a GORDON McCLOUD, J.—If a criminal defendant is acquitted due to insanity, the judge must then decide what to do with him or her. An acquitted person who constitutes a substantial danger to others, or who presents a substantial likelihood of committing criminal acts…