Wash. Supreme Court published opinion — 893900.pdf

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Jurisdiction: Washington (state)
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the court determines the defendant is unlikely to appear, it can turn to the options

listed in CrR 3.2(b) and "impose the least restrictive of [those] conditions [or a

combination thereof] that will reasonably assure that the accused will be present for

later hearings." CrR 3.2(b). If the court determines that the accused is likely to

present a danger to others or tamper with witnesses, it may impose any of the

(nonexclusive) conditions listed in CrR 3 .2(d).

Here, the trial court explained that it was conditioning bail under CrR 3.2(b),

which applies where there is a showing of a likely failure to appear. CrR 3.2(b) sets

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 Statev. Barton
 (Peter
   
Richard), 89390-0     

forth the following conditions of release in the event of a showing of a likely failure

to appear: