Arizona Supreme Court· 11/9/1967

State v. Bradley

Citations

433 P.2d 273
102 Ariz. 482
1967 Ariz. LEXIS 299

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explaining that presumption of continued incompetency is “outweighed” if, inter alia, “evidence of restoration to competency . . . is accepted as satisfactory . . . by the court” (emphasis added)
providing that the State overcomes the presumption of incompetency when restoration evidence “is accepted as satisfactory by counsel for the accused, the prosecution, and by the court on the basis of the record before it” (emphasis added)
The presumption is outweighed if evidence of restoration to competency “is accepted as satisfactory . . . by the court.”

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Judges: Udall, Bernstein, McFarland, Struckmeyer, Lockwood

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