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Arizona Supreme Court· 11/30/1972

State v. Alexander

Citations

  • 503 P.2d 777
  • 108 Ariz. 556
  • 1972 Ariz. LEXIS 396

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  • photographic identification procedure unduly suggestive where out of 17 photos only the two depicting the defendant had been altered to include a moustache and goatee
  • also a case involving admission of an absent witness’s testimony at a prior hearing, involving confrontation rights
  • also a case involving admission of an absent witness's testimony at a prior hearing, involving confrontation rights
  • photographic identification procedure held unnecessarily suggestive where out of the 17 photos shown the witness, only the two depicting the defendant had been altered to include a mustache and goatee
  • photographic identification procedure held unnecessarily suggestive where out of the 17 photos shown the witness, only the two depicting the defendant had been altered to include a mustache and goatee
  • fact that client has consulted an attorney, the dates and places of his visits, and similar matters are outside the attorney-client privilege

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Judges: Lockwood, Hays, Struckmeyer

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