In re the Personal Restraint of Griffin

¶1 A jury found Lester Juan Griffin guilty of one count of first degree assault with a firearm enhancement and one count of attempted first degree burglary with a firearm enhancement. We affirmed Griffin’s conviction. State v. Griffin, noted at 157 Wn. App. 1001 (2010). Griffin then filed this personal restraint petition (PRP). The State argues that consideration of Griffin’s petition is barred on procedural grounds because his petition was inadequate and was not timely cured. We agree and deny Griffin’s petition.

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¶2 A jury found Griffin guilty of one count of first degree assault with a…