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· 1/7/2011

State v. Angilau

Citations

  • 2011 UT 3
  • 245 P.3d 745
  • 673 Utah Adv. Rep. 15
  • 2011 Utah LEXIS 1
  • 2011 WL 45130

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that Utah’s automatic waiver was constitutional and did not create a liberty interest because the defendant “was never entitled to juvenile jurisdiction once he met the criteria in the automatic waiver statute.”
  • holding that Utah’s automatic waiver was constitutional and did not create a liberty interest because the defendant “was never entitled to juvenile jurisdiction once he met the criteria in the automatic waiver statute.”

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Judges: Durham, Durrant, Parrish, Nehring, Hadley, Durham'S, Wilkins

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