State v. Leonard
Washington Supreme Court
1Per curiam
¶1 — Matthew Leonard was convicted in 2012 of second degree felony murder. The superior court imposed a judgment and sentence that included discretionary legal financial obligations. Division Three of the Court of Appeals affirmed the judgment and sentence on direct appeal in a partially published opinion. State v. Leonard, 183 Wn. App. 532, 334 P.3d 81 (2014). Among other things, the Court of Appeals in the unpublished portion of its opinion declined to consider Leonard’s challenge to discretionary legal financial obligations because he did not object to them at sentencing. Leonard filed a…
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