State v. Briscoe
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtMcGovern, J.
Defendant Sandy Joe Briscoe appeals from the judgment and sentence entered against him upon a jury verdict finding him guilty on two counts of robbery.
The sufficiency of the evidence to support the findings of guilt is not challenged, but defendant asks for a new trial on the basis of error committed during the state’s cross-examination of defendant’s character witness. No other assignment of error is presented.
Mr. Curtis Bogan, the character witness, testified on direct examination that he had known the defendant for approximately 9 years, that he was aware of defendant’s reputation in the…
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