Arizona Supreme Court· 10/1/1984

State v. Caldera

Citations

688 P.2d 642
141 Ariz. 634
1984 Ariz. LEXIS 287

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holding that the jury must a make a finding of dangerousness under former § 13-604.01
reasoning that a jury’s dangerousness determination may be made either explicitly by special verdict or implicitly when dangerousness is “a necessary element in the felony for which the appellant was originally convicted.”
reasoning that a jury’s dangerousness determination may be made either explicitly by special verdict or implicitly when dangerousness is “a necessary element in the felony for which the appellant was originally convicted”
“whether or not an object [inoperable firearm] is a deadly or dangerous weapon is a jury question”
both A.R.S. §§ 13-604 and 13-604.01 require that the jury determine the issue of dangerousness
“whether or not an object [inoperable firearm] is a deadly or dangerous weapon is a jury question”

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Judges: Hays, Holohan, Gordon, Cameron, Feldman

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