State v. Post
| Decision Date | 10 September 1992 |
| Docket Number | No. 57846-0,57846-0 |
| Citation | 118 Wn.2d 596,837 P.2d 599 |
| Parties | The STATE of Washington, Respondent, v. Charles William POST, Petitioner. |
| Court | Washington Supreme Court |
It is hereby ordered that the opinion in the above cause, as the same appears at 118 Wash.2d 596, 826 P.2d 172, be changed as follows:
1. The paragraph beginning on the eighth line from the bottom of page 614, [first column, first full paragraph on page 183 of 826 P.2d] beginning with the words "The Court of Appeals invalidated" is deleted.
2. On the twenty-second line from the top of page 617, [second column, twelve lines from top of page 184 of 826 P.2d] the following sentence is inserted after the word "affirmed.":
Since the future dangerousness finding in this case is sufficient to uphold the exceptional sentence, it is unnecessary to review the Court of Appeals' decisions regarding the deliberate cruelty and zone of privacy aggravating factors.8
3. At the bottom of page 617, [at the bottom of page 184 of 826 P.2d] the following footnote is added:
/s/ Robert F. Utter /s/ Smith
/s/ Brachtenbach /s/ Durham
/s/ Dolliver /s/ Guy
/s/ Andersen /s/ Johnson Justices.
8 The Court of Appeals invalidated the deliberate cruelty and zone of privacy aggravating factors. See 59 Wash.App. 389 at 398-402, 797 P.2d 1160 at 1165-1167.
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