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State v. Armstrong

Citations

  • 440 P.2d 307
  • 103 Ariz. 280
  • 1968 Ariz. LEXIS 247

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  • noting immediately before announcing the rule that this rule arose “[a]fter the opinion” in Jackson
  • stating that “[i]t is the duty of a trial court to hold a hearing as to voluntariness of a statement or confession, if a question as to its voluntariness is raised — either by the attorneys, or one is presented by the evidence” (quoting State v. Goodyear, 100 Ariz. 244, 248 (1966))

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Judges: Struckmeyer, Bernstein, McFarland, Udall, Lockwood

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