State v. Mims

— Defendant was charged with armed robbery and appeals from a judgment upon the jury’s verdict of guilty as charged.

The defendant sets forth three assignments of error, none of which requires a recitation of the facts relied upon to support the robbery charge. He asserts: (a) the trial court erred in failing to poll each juror, individually, regarding a newspaper story appearing in the morning newspaper the second day of trial; (b) it was necessary to allege defendant was armed with a deadly weapon at the time the offense was committed pursuant to -RCW 9.95.015; and (c) he was denied due…