Arizona Supreme Court· 12/6/1978

State v. Herrera

Citations

588 P.2d 305
121 Ariz. 12
1978 Ariz. LEXIS 310

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“In order to possess standing to assert a constitutional challenge, an individual must himself have suffered some threatened or actual injury ... ”
punishment imposed after revocation of probation is not for violating probation conditions but for original charge
for standing to assert a constitutional challenge, individual must have suffered a threatened or actual injury
“In order to possess standing to assert a constitutional challenge, an individual must himself have suffered some threatened or actual injury____”
appellant procedurally barred from attacking constitutional merits of original judgment of conviction in probation revocation matter
“After the revocation of probation the defendant could have appealed from the sentence imposed or any issues raised by the revocation of his probation.” (citation omitted)

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Judges: Cameron, Gordon, Hays, Holohan, Struckmeyer

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