State of Washington v Alfonso Aguilar. Alfonso Aguilar appeals his convictions for rape in the 1st degree, robbery in the 1st degree, burglary in the 1st degree, assault in the 2nd degree, and kidnapping in the 1st degree. He contends that the convictions violate double jeopardy, violate jury unanimity protections because insufficient evidence supported some of the elevating factors for the charges and because the court did not give the jury an unanimity instruction after the state presented evidence of multiple acts for some of the charges, and that his offender score was miscalculated because some charges involved the same criminal conduct. COA #837737. King County Superior Court #18-1-06567-1.
State of Washington v David D. Sykes. Sykes appeals his first-degree assault conviction. COA #840274. King County Superior Court #21-1-01917-2 KNT.
State of Washington v Johnson & Johnson et al. The State challenges trial court’s order that it produce in discovery data of Medicaid claims arguing that disclosure violates HIPAA privacy protections. COA #841408. King County Superior Court #20-2-00184-8 SEA.
Ezequiel Apolo-Albino v State of Washington. The trial court denied the State’s motion to dismiss Apolo-Albino’s claim brought under the Wrongly Convicted Persons Act. The State appeals. COA #835521. King County Superior Court #19-2-25434-3 SEA.
Amanda Cowan v Joshua T. Cowan. Father challenges order granting mother’s request to relocate their children out of state and to modify parenting plan. COA #830821. King County Superior Court #21-2-04615-7 KNT.
