Court of Appeals of Arizona· 9/11/1980
State v. Fendler
Citations
- 622 P.2d 23
- 127 Ariz. 464
- 1980 Ariz. App. LEXIS 634
How courts have described this case
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- affirming prelusion of untimely-disclosed witnesses in part because defendant’s “offer of proof was insufficient to fully inform the court of the relevancy, let alone the vitality, of the proposed testimony”
- identifying 26 27 4 The appeals court found it unnecessary to reach the issue of the availability of an advice 28 of counsel defense in Arizona “[b]ecause Workum fails to prove the defense was viable.” (Doc. 7-1 at 177–78, n.7
- jury commissioners are given broad measure of unilateral discretion in determining whether a prospective juror should be excused from service
- jury commissioners are given broad measure of unilateral discretion in determining whether a prospective juror should be excused from service
- identifying “general rule” of advice-of-counsel defense under federal law
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Judges: Wren, Froeb, Donofrio
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