Arizona Supreme Court· 12/8/2009

State v. Allen

Citations

220 P.3d 245
223 Ariz. 125
571 Ariz. Adv. Rep. 10
2009 Ariz. LEXIS 264

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noting that “stipulations do not bind the jury, and jurors may accept or reject them”
acknowledging that a defendant waives several constitutional rights when pleading guilty
“Although stipulations may bind the parties and relieve them of the burden of establishing the stipulated facts, stipulations do not bind the jury, and jurors may accept or reject them.”
“Although stipulations may bind the parties and relieve them of the burden of establishing the stipulated facts, stipulations do not bind the jury, and jurors may accept or reject them.”
“[S]tipulations do not bind the jury, and jurors may accept or reject them.”
“Parties routinely stipulate to easily proven facts, and courts encourage such stipulations[.]”

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Judges: Berch, Hurwitz, Ryan, Bales, Pelander

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