Court of Appeals of Arizona· 3/29/2012

State v. Bustamante

Citations

274 P.3d 526
229 Ariz. 256
631 Ariz. Adv. Rep. 8
2012 WL 1065808
2012 Ariz. App. LEXIS 45

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stating that prosecutor’s belief juror had some language issues was race- neutral reason for strike
concluding a prosecutor’s strike of a juror because of “language issues” was a plausible, race-neutral reason for striking a juror
finding no Batson error where a juror was struck for having “some language issues” and because she was a teacher and worked with children
explaining a defendant waived any claim that a proffered reason was merely pretext for racial discrimination when he failed to timely object to the prosecutor’s characterization of the prospective witness
explaining a defendant waived any claim that a proffered reason was merely pretext for racial discrimination when he failed to timely object to the prosecutor’s characterization of the prospective witness
“The credibility of witnesses and the weight given to their testimony are issues for the jury, not the court.”

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Judges: Thompson, Barker, Timmer

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