Legal Opinion
State v. Rhinehart
Washington Supreme Court
Decided March 2, 1967No. 38649PublishedCited by 20 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
Hunter, J. —
Keith Milton Rhinehart, defendant (appellant), was charged with sodomy in that he “did carnally know one James Guy Miller, a living human being and a male person, with the mouth and tongue; . . . .” RCW 9.79.100. He was found guilty as charged at the conclusion of a jury trial. Judgment and sentence was entered upon the jury verdict.
At the trial, 16-year-old James Miller, the main witness for the state, testified that at 1 a.m., the morning of April 11, 1965, he was summoned to the car of the defendant while he and two companions were on the streets of downtown Seattle. The…
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