Arizona Supreme Court· 2/26/1986

State v. Day

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715 P.2d 743
148 Ariz. 490
1986 Ariz. LEXIS 186

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holding that defendant charged with various sexual assaults not deprived of due process rights
holding that defendant charged with various sexual assaults not deprived of due process rights
noting that prejudice in failing to sever is mitigated because the same evidence would have been admissible in the separate trials
noting that prejudice in failing to sever is mitigated because the same evidence would have been admissible in the separate trials
nine consecutive life terms plus a consecutive term of 11.25 years for sexually assaulting eight women, including two minors, among other criminal acts
nine consecutive life terms plus a consecutive term of 11.25 years for sexually assaulting eight women, including two minors, among other criminal acts

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Judges: Gordon, Holohan, Hays, Cameron, Feldman

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