Arizona Supreme Court· 7/12/1978

State v. Davis

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582 P.2d 175
119 Ariz. 529
1978 Ariz. LEXIS 252

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sustaining defendant's conviction for obstructing justice after officer's pursuit of vehicle for erratic driving
sustaining defendant’s conviction for obstructing justice after officer’s pursuit of vehicle for erratic driving
\The principle that the specific law is controlling over the general applies only when there is a conflict between the specific and the general law.\ (citation omitted)
“The principle that the specific law is controlling over the general applies only when there is a conflict between the specific and the general law.” (citation omitted)
statutes authorized both prison and jail sentences as conditions of probation
statute requiring mandatory thirty to sixty day prison term for conviction of assault with a deadly weapon without a gun, not found to prevent trial court from also imposing additional jail time as a condition of probation under predecessor to A.R.S. § 13-901(F)

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Judges: Hays, Cameron, Struckmeyer, Holohan, Gordon

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