Arizona Supreme Court· 6/18/1999

State v. Harrison

Citations

985 P.2d 486
195 Ariz. 1
306 Ariz. Adv. Rep. 30
1999 Ariz. LEXIS 84

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stating that the trial court need not recite a \specific litany\ or make \formal findings or conclusions\ at sentencing
sentencing court’s failure to substantially comply with requirement of fact-findings in § 13-702(B) was structural error not subject to harmless error analysis
sentencing c ourt’s failure to substantially comply with requirement of fact-finding s in § 13-702(B) was structural error not subject to harmless error analysis
upholding the court’s findings when they are in substantial compliance with the statute
remand for resentencing proper for trial court’s failure to substantially comply with statutory requirement that aggravated or mitigated sentence be supported by “factual findings and reasons in support of such findings ... set forth on the record”
addressing findings for the imposition of aggravating and mitigating factors

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Judges: Feldman, McGregor, Zlaket, Jones, Martone

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