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STATE v. JACKSON

No. 38648.

70 Wn.2d 498 (1967)

424 P.2d 313

THE STATE OF WASHINGTON, Respondent, v. CHARLES EDWARD JACKSON, Appellant.

The Supreme Court of Washington, Department One.

February 20, 1967.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

F. Gwynn Townes, for appellant (Appointed counsel for appeal).

Charles O. Carroll and David W. Soukup, for respondent.

HALE, J.

Defendant opens his brief with the statement that a storekeeper and a shoplifter are natural enemies, suggesting perhaps an inexorable law of nature governing their relationship rather than the mundane rules which forbid not only shoplifting but flight and assault as well. If, as appellant implies, merchants and shoplifters are indeed natural enemies, one sure way for them to become friends is for the shoplifter...

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