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Revisiting the Deific-Decree Doctrine in Washington State

Gregory B. Leong
Journal of the American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law Online March 2008, 36 (1) 95-104;
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    Appellate Legal Timeline of the Cases of Turgeon and Appline

    October 31, 2001California Supreme Court denies Mr. Applin's petition for review from the California Court of Appeal16
    August 28, 2002California Court of Appeal in an unpublished opinion affirms Mr. Turgeon's conviction from the San Diego County Superior Court17
    November 13, 2002California Supreme Court declines to hear Mr. Turgeon's appeal from the California Court of Appeal18
    May 3, 2003Washington Court of Appeals affirms Mr. Applin's conviction from the Snohomish County Superior Court19
    January 7, 2004Washington State Supreme Court declines to hear Mr. Applin's appeal20
    March 22, 2004Washington Court of Appeals affirms Mr. Turgeon's conviction from the Snohomish County Superior Court21
    March 22, 2004Washington Court of Appeals subsequently indicates that the decision is unpublished22
    March 26, 2007Federal District Court denies Mr. Turgeon's writ of habeas corpus23
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