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Utah Supreme Court· 12/31/1985

State v. Bailey

Citations

  • 712 P.2d 281
  • 25 Utah Adv. Rep. 26
  • 1985 Utah LEXIS 995

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  • holding that there was no statutory or due process right to a competency hearing where the defense did not file a petition requesting one and the record did not indicate that the defendant's mental condition had deteriorated since a psychiatric evaluation found him competent
  • holding that there was no statutory or due process right to a competency hearing where the defense did not file a petition requesting one and the record did not indicate that the defendant’s mental condition had deteriorated since a psychiatric evaluation found him competent
  • applying an earlier version of Utah's competency statute, which made a competency hearing \mandatory ... [upon] the filing of a petition\ (emphasis added

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Judges: Durham, Hall, Stewart, Howe, Zimmerman

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