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Over 100 Washingtonians spending life in prison to be re-sentenced under new law
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Bill prohibiting price gouging during an emergency passes Senate
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Washington Supreme Court conveys approval to resentence three-strikes prisoner, but declines wider review By Nina Shapiro, The Seattle Times
Published: February 8, 2021, 7:54am
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Washington’s Supreme Court has signaled approval of resentencing a three-strikes prisoner serving a life sentence after robbing a Snohomish County 7-Eleven store, even though the court declined a broader constitutional review that could have freed dozens of people sentenced under the state’s three-strikes law.
“I absolutely am so excited I can barely contain myself,” wrote Lawrence Fillion, the prisoner who petitioned the court, in an email. With resentencing scheduled for Feb. 24 in Snohomish County Superior Court, he is likely to be released after serving 24 years.
King County Prosecutor Dan Satterberg addresses a news conference about his decision to not file criminal charges against two Seattle police officers who fatally shot a 46-year-old African-American man last year, Tuesday, March 14, 2017, in Seattle. Satterberg said that the officers, who are white, reasonably believed their lives were in danger when they shot Che Taylor in February 2016. Taylor s family called the killing unjust and said police should be held accountable. (AP Photo/Elaine Thompson)
As King County leaders tout their commitment to ending youth detention, Dan Satterberg flaunts the politically useful label assigned to him by some justice reformers: “progressive prosecutor.”