Court of Appeals of Arizona· 4/18/1983

State v. Grijalva

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667 P.2d 1336
137 Ariz. 10
1983 Ariz. App. LEXIS 483

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explaining that dismissal of the attempted first degree burglary charge “automatically le[ft] in existence the necessarily lesser- included charge of attempted second degree burglary” and thus, defendant had notice of the charge and no amendment to the information was necessary
reversal not required unless any resulting prejudice makes it reasonably probable that verdict would have been different
evidentiary error harmless when defendant admitted charged offenses

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Judges: Birdsall, Howard, Hathaway

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