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· 1/15/1985

State v. De Nistor

Citations

  • 694 P.2d 237
  • 143 Ariz. 407
  • 1985 Ariz. LEXIS 156

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • holding that double jeopardy not violated when the defendant withdraws plea but is violated when court, sua sponte, vacates acceptance of the plea
  • holding that double jeopardy not violated when the defendant withdraws plea but is violated when court, sua sponte, vacates acceptance of the plea
  • including “the reasons for the defendant’s request” among factors trial court should consider in ruling on untimely request to waive counsel during trial
  • affirming court’s refusal to allow defendant to waive counsel when there were several de lays in proceedings and requests for new counsel; witnesses would be inconvenienced
  • “[tjhese rights are so important that care must be taken to assure that defendant is aware of exactly what he has given up”
  • in criminal case, government has a “right to a fair trial conducted in a judicious, orderly fashion”

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Judges: Cameron, Holohan, Gordon, Hays, Feldman

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