Arizona Supreme Court· 11/12/1993

State v. Henry

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863 P.2d 861
176 Ariz. 569
147 Ariz. Adv. Rep. 3
1993 Ariz. LEXIS 78

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reviewing California involuntary manslaughter statute to determine if a statutory element of that crime involved violence in order to determine whether the California conviction was an aggravating circumstance under previous version of A.R.S. § 13-703(F)(2)
evidence of unlikelihood of scenario proffered by defendant, coupled with finding victim’s wallet near the murder scene and evidence that defendant drove the victim’s truck away immediately after the murder, supports robbeiy charge
evidence of unlikelihood of scenario proffered by defendant, coupled with finding victim's wallet near the murder scene and evidence that defendant drove the victim's truck away immediately after the murder, supports robbery charge
“That these [trial] delays were largely of his own making overrides the fact that he was incarcerated and assertedly felt increasing anxiety as trial drew near.”
“When a defendant is not induced into silence by Miranda warnings, [] or waives his rights by answering questions after such warnings are given, due process is not implicated.”
after nine days of testimony, single reference during closing argument to defendant being a psychopath “did not influence the verdict and was not so egregious as to deny [defendant] a fair trial.”

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Judges: Zlaket, Feldman, Moeller, Corcoran, Martone

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