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The Washington Supreme Court denied review of the Court of Appeals' decision“This month the Washington Supreme Court denied review of the Court of Appeals’ decision affirming Adam Diggins’ convictions for Attempted Murder in the First Degree, Felony Harassment, Cyberstalking, and Use of Drug Paraphernalia.”
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The Court of Appeals' decision affirmed Adam Diggins' convictions for Attempted Murder in the First Degree“This month the Washington Supreme Court denied review of the Court of Appeals’ decision affirming Adam Diggins’ convictions for Attempted Murder in the First Degree, Felony Harassment, Cyberstalking, and Use of Drug Paraphernalia.”
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Adam Diggins was convicted of Felony Harassment“This month the Washington Supreme Court denied review of the Court of Appeals’ decision affirming Adam Diggins’ convictions for Attempted Murder in the First Degree, Felony Harassment, Cyberstalking, and Use of Drug Paraphernalia.”
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Adam Diggins was convicted of Cyberstalking“This month the Washington Supreme Court denied review of the Court of Appeals’ decision affirming Adam Diggins’ convictions for Attempted Murder in the First Degree, Felony Harassment, Cyberstalking, and Use of Drug Paraphernalia.”
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Adam Diggins was convicted of Use of Drug Paraphernalia“This month the Washington Supreme Court denied review of the Court of Appeals’ decision affirming Adam Diggins’ convictions for Attempted Murder in the First Degree, Felony Harassment, Cyberstalking, and Use of Drug Paraphernalia.”
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The ruling means Diggins' convictions for multiple charges will stand“This month the Washington Supreme Court denied review of the Court of Appeals’ decision affirming Adam Diggins’ convictions for Attempted Murder in the First Degree, Felony Harassment, Cyberstalking, and Use of Drug Paraphernalia.”
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Diggins' convictions include attempted murder“This month the Washington Supreme Court denied review of the Court of Appeals’ decision affirming Adam Diggins’ convictions for Attempted Murder in the First Degree, Felony Harassment, Cyberstalking, and Use of Drug Paraphernalia.”
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The case was previously reviewed by the Court of Appeals“This month the Washington Supreme Court denied review of the Court of Appeals’ decision affirming Adam Diggins’ convictions for Attempted Murder in the First Degree, Felony Harassment, Cyberstalking, and Use of Drug Paraphernalia.”
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The Court of Appeals upheld the verdict“This month the Washington Supreme Court denied review of the Court of Appeals’ decision affirming Adam Diggins’ convictions for Attempted Murder in the First Degree, Felony Harassment, Cyberstalking, and Use of Drug Paraphernalia.”
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The denial of further review by the Supreme Court concludes the legal process at the state level for this case“This month the Washington Supreme Court denied review of the Court of Appeals’ decision affirming Adam Diggins’ convictions for Attempted Murder in the First Degree, Felony Harassment, Cyberstalking, and Use of Drug Paraphernalia.”
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Diggins' case was part of a series of criminal court outcomes in Cowlitz County this week“This month the Washington Supreme Court denied review of the Court of Appeals’ decision affirming Adam Diggins’ convictions for Attempted Murder in the First Degree, Felony Harassment, Cyberstalking, and Use of Drug Paraphernalia.”
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Cowlitz County reported guilty verdicts in other cases“On September 2, 2026, after a two-day trial, a Cowlitz County Superior Court jury found Stacy Estes guilty of Forgery, two counts of Theft in the First Degree, and two counts of Criminal Impersonation in the First Degree.”
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Stacy Estes was convicted of forgery“On September 2, 2026, after a two-day trial, a Cowlitz County Superior Court jury found Stacy Estes guilty of Forgery, two counts of Theft in the First Degree, and two counts of Criminal Impersonation in the First Degree.”
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Stacy Estes was convicted of theft“On September 2, 2026, after a two-day trial, a Cowlitz County Superior Court jury found Stacy Estes guilty of Forgery, two counts of Theft in the First Degree, and two counts of Criminal Impersonation in the First Degree.”
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Bryan Olinger was convicted of felony harassment“On August 26, 2026, a Cowlitz County Superior Court jury found Bryan Seymore Olinger guilty of Felony Harassment of a Criminal Justice Participant and Misdemeanor Harassment.”