Arizona Supreme Court· 7/26/1984

State v. Chaney

Citations

686 P.2d 1265
141 Ariz. 295
1984 Ariz. LEXIS 259

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concluding that it was not abuse for the trial court to refuse to excuse the challenged juror for cause because he assured the court that he could render an impartial verdict
finding victim helpless after defendant's first gunshots injured the victim and trapped him in his car
finding victim helpless after defendant’s first gunshots injured the victim and trapped him in his car
affirming death penalty in case where the defendant’s gunfire did not kill the victim instantaneously, but, instead, the victim suffered for thirty minutes before losing consciousness and dying
affirming death penalty in case where the defendant's gunfire did not kill the victim instantaneously, but, instead, the victim suffered for thirty minutes before losing consciousness and dying
in murder trial, evidence that defendant committed a burglary and stole a truck admissible to complete the story of the crime

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Judges: Hays, Holohan, Gordon, Cameron, Feldman

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