Court of Appeals of Washington March 29, 2004, No. 51588-8-I (State v. Shaw)
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United States · · · 29-03-2004
Becker, C.J.
— To convict appellant Jeremy Shaw of possession of stolen property in the first degree, the State had to prove the item of property — a 1987 Honda Accord— was worth more than $1,500. Shaw maintains the State’s proof was insufficient because the owner eventually sold the car for $1,400.
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