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State v. Hatch

Citations

  • 239 P.3d 432
  • 225 Ariz. 409
  • 589 Ariz. Adv. Rep. 8
  • 2010 Ariz. App. LEXIS 134

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  • concluding error in admitting prior convictions as impeachment evidence was harmless where the evidence showed the defendant was interrupted in the course of the crime and later admitted the elements of the crimes of which he was convicted
  • “Like its federal counterpart, Rule 609(a) traces its origins to the common law’s total prohibition on the testimony of those previously convicted of ‘crimes of infamy’: treason, felonies, and crimen falsi.”

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Judges: Thompson, Orozco, Johnsen

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