State v. Davis

Clyde A. Davis, without the assistance of counsel and with remarkable skill, appeals from his conviction and sentence for the crime of “burglary in the Second Degree and is a habitual criminal.” He filed a statement of the points upon which he intends to rely, entitling him to bring the evidence here by a statement of facts, which is partly narrative and partly a stenographic transcript of the trial minutes. This has long been sanctioned by the rules of this court and our decisions, which were recently reviewed in In re Grady v. Schneckloth, 51 Wn. (2d) 1, 314 P. (2d) 930, certiorari denied…